Karma, Chameleon by Khojesta A Price
Sometimes it’s better to let things flow instead of trying too hard to be literary.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Egret Cove by Margaret Nava
Can I just return the heroine and ask for a better replacement?
Secret Baby, Convenient Wife by Kim Lawrence
This works best when you treat it like a parody.
Mad Days of Me: Escaping Barcelona by Henry Martin
This is a great travelogue, but a doozy of a fiction.
Married to a Rock Star by Tami Parrington
All the rock star romances tend to play out the same way, but this one manages to do things a bit more interestingly.
Sweet Seduction by Alyssa Brooks
Ugh, a story in which the kid ends up a pawn.
Looking for Mr. Right by Kelly Wallace
Fun, fun, fun! Just don’t think too hard about the whole thing.
Honey Trap by Julie Cohen
The heroine is such a bitter gourd. The hero is adorable though.
Nick of Time by Scott & Scott
This one isn’t the most exciting thing around, but it does many things right.
How to Knit a Wild Bikini by Christie Ridgway
Welcome to terminal stupidity.
