Muse by Adra Steia
This one is so awful that it is actually hilarious.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Nothing Personal by Jaci Burton
Nothing makes sense here, that’s for sure.
Anything After Sunday? by Samantha Lucas
This could have easily been a New Romantics anthem made life. Great vicarious feels all around, people.
Causing Havoc by Lori Foster
Havoc is what it does to my brain.
Forever and a Day by Dyanne Davis
The heroine wants to save New Orleans after the hurricane, so if you love her, you better do all the work for her!
Constant Craving by Janice Sims
This story simmers below boiling point and never really gets there.
The Apple of His Eye by Stacy Dawn
The premise is horrible, but the romance is just perfect for Valentine’s Day.
Ready to Take a Chance by Alice Wootson
Eh, this one feels like it had been written by a completely different author!
Wife Living Dangerously by Sara Susannah Katz
This one is a little deeper and more complex than I’d anticipated, and I like that.
Fever by Elaine Overton
Sadly, the author can’t write believable “bad” heroines.