Reversing over Liberace by Jane Lovering
The heroine is fun but her potential Mr Right pool is made up of dullards. Sigh.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
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!
Lord and Master by Jules Jones
It’s always nice to see hot blokes in love, but where’s the conflict?