Keepin’ It Real by Leslie Esdaile
This is a reality TV show thing, which is never good as too many authors don’t seem to get the concept at all.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
If You Just Say Yes by Reon Laudat
The suspense stuff doesn’t work, but the romance is still a yes for me.
Goodnight, Sweetheart by Suzanne Simmons
The characters and their chemistry as on fire. The plot is iffy, but I can overlook that.
How I Stole Her Husband by Liz Ireland
Best title ever for a story, no? The story isn’t anywhere as bad it may seem, don’t worry.
He Loves Lucy by Susan Donovan
Things are going good, until the author tries to pretend that this book is something it isn’t.
The Devil Served Tortellini by Shirley Jump
There are some serious pacing issues, but on the whole, this one is a whole plate full of yummy goodness.
Gimme an O! by Kayla Perrin
Boring story sold in trade paperback format? I’ll pass.
The Red-Hot Cajun by Sandra Hill
Okay, this is really dumb now.
She Woke Up Married by Suzanne Macpherson
There is really no reason why this story has to be how it is, so the characters end up looking like dummies.
Love Overboard by Janet Evanovich
Stay for the humor, and be slapped in the face with a WTF ending “twist” to the plot.
