A Month From Miami by Barbara Meyers
While this one is quite a familiar story, the author mixes things up just a bit to keep things interesting.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Conquering Jazz by McKenna Jeffries
This one is okay, but things run out of steam pretty quickly.
Home of His Own by TA Chase
Who cares about the story? Hug a gay guy today, or the author will cut you up.
Two Grooms and a Wedding by Adrianne Byrd
The set-up is a bit too artificial for its own good.
Undeniable Magnetism by Bonnie Dee
Man-on-man gets the author’s treatment, and it’s not bad at all. Far from it, actually.
Tex Appeal by Kimberly Raye, Alison Kent, and Cara Summers
Maybe the appeal could have been… bigger?
Lessons in Trust by Kate Davies
Oh, these two are such children, sigh.
Thoroughly Tempted by Lyric James
Clearly, length doesn’t matter if the author knows how to use it.
Mahape a ale Wala’au by Paul G Bens
Short, but oh so sexy and moving. Impressive.
The Sheikh’s Chosen Queen by Jane Porter
This author is doing her part to make Middle-Eastern tyrants repulsive to romance readers.
