Sweetheart, Indiana by Suzanne Simmons
I like the characters, but the whole thing would have been better shortened into a series format.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Chances Are by Barbara Bretton
Talk about an unnecessary sequel.
The Red Diary by Toni Blake
The author’s idea of sexy is clearly very different from mine.
Forgive the Moon by Maryanne Stahl
There is nothing to forgive in this beautiful, haunting story of finding one’s soul again after a series of setbacks.
Bet Me by Jennifer Crusie
Thin people are evil, disgusting, and loathsome! Revel in thin-shaming and embrace a fatty today.
Killing Time by Leslie Kelly
The reality TV premise is fake, and the story feels awkward in some way.
On the Line by Kathryn Shay
This one may be well written, but the emotions feel so insincere and contrived.
Too Close to the Sun by Diana Dempsey
Ooh, vineyard love and intrigue. I am ready to settle and enjoy until the heroine shows up.
Hot & Bothered by Susan Andersen
If only these people knew how to use birth control.
Snoops in the City by Darlene Gardner
This is a wacky screwball romance that forgot to be wacky or funny.
