The Playa’s Handbook by Brenda Jackson
Here’s a familiar tale: all men are gods despite what skanks they are, but any woman who wants to steal our men are sluts and skanks who must DIE.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Miss Fortune by Julia London
I like this one, but I dislike it as well. I’m conflicted, but a book that does that to me isn’t necessarily an awful one.
The Black Sheep by Laura Leone
Ah yes, don’t we all just love a man who insists on dictating every one of our thought, emotion, and action?
Stroke of Midnight by Carly Phillips, Janelle Denison, and Jacquie D’Alessandro
No midnight magic for this baby.
Simply Sexy by Linda Francis Lee
Simply… oh, let’s just pretend this never happened, shall we?
Adventures of an Ice Princess by Liz Maverick
Oh wait, a chick-lit romp set in… Antarctica?
The Right Side of Love by Deborah Fletcher Mello
This is probably the best story ever to feature a hero named Mecan. It is so good that we should all hold hands and say, “Me too!”
Sweet Dreams at the Goodnight Motel by Curtiss Ann Matlock
The author is finding her groove in writing mainstream women’s fiction.
Mistletoe and Mayhem by Christie Ridgway, Katherine Hall Page, Judi McCoy, and Joanne Pence
Mystery authors, romance authors. Guess which ones come out tops.
