Lucy Gets Her Life Back by Stef Ann Holm
I like this book, but I’m not sure whether I love it or not.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Crossroads Café by Deborah Smith
This is both the sweetest and most mawkish thing I’ve ever read. And it’s so beautiful!
Before Sunrise by Diana Palmer
Oh god, just how many one oogie reviews is this author going to get from me?
I’m in No Mood for Love by Rachel Gibson
The hero is charming, the heroine is annoying. I guess this leaves me right in the middle.
Dark Roots and Cowboy Boots by LuAnn McLane
The heroine keeps things interesting for a while, but ultimately, things are just generic.
Hysterical Blondeness by Suzanne Macpherson
Like too many stories about fat chicks who lose weight to score a hot guy, it is too insincere for its own good.
Married in a Rush by Julie Cohen
As usual, the heroine is the weakest link.
Topping Tora by Laura Bacchi
The hero is such a loser, it’s not funny.
Midnight Sonata by Dee Tenorio
Angst, angst, angst… and I don’t feel a thing much at all.
Make Me a Match by Diana Holquist
Kooky eccentric people are assholes. This book is proof of that.
