Waiting for the Big One by PG Forte
I’m waiting for it too.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Reversing over Liberace by Jane Lovering
The heroine is fun but her potential Mr Right pool is made up of dullards. Sigh.
The Average Girl’s Guide to Getting Laid by Annie Dean
This one can be a bit too much like a chick-lit novel for my liking.
Rock Star by Roslyn Hardy Holcomb
Ooh, a rock-star-loves-me story that doesn’t feel too Mary Sue-ish. Like!
Arm Charm by Doreen Lewis
At least this one is something new, with a fiftysomething heroine. The execution is a bit iffy, though.
Into the Flame by Jade Morrison
This is a pretty typical flawed effort from an inexperienced author.
Rescue Me by Jaci Burton
The hero is such a big crybaby, I think I’m the one who needs rescuing.
Ellie’s Dream by Margaret Wilson
It’s like a Hallmark movie that, believe it or not, makes me sigh and cry instead of screeching in pain.
Thirty Lessons by Mary Eason
Don’t let the cover fool you; we are talking about life lessons, not tantric ones.
Pretty Bad by Shirley Jump
It’s a bit contrived and predictable, but it’s a much better read compared to the author’s last book!
