Fantasy Daze by Gwen Williams
Cute. So cute.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Hot Wheels and High Heels by Jane Graves
This one is adorable, but that’s because of a secondary character that steals the show. The hero – ugh.
Brindisi Bedfellows by Jamie Craig
Guy gets ditched, guy goes off to the planned holiday anyway, guy gets new guy… it’s just like a straight romance!
Braving the Storm by Kelly Wallace
This is an alright story set in Alaska, although be warned that some “old fashioned” values apply.
For the Love of Jazz by Shiloh Walker
Easy to read, and just as easy to forget.
Unforgettable by Julie Ortolon
This could have been a grand story, but the heroine being a dim bulb spoils the fun somewhat,
Kisses Don’t Lie by Alexa Darin
This is what happens when the heroine’s chief criteria for a mate is that he sounds and looks like Elvis.
Snowbound by Larissa Ione
Here, angst is plot. Too bad I never subscribed to that philosophy.
Ask Adam by Jess Dee
This one reads like a rejected Harlequin Modern book.
Kisses to Go by Irene Peterson
It’s like reading something by a less manic version of Katie MacAlister.