Let It Be Me by Melanie Schuster
The heroine is a test on anyone’s patience.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Beauty Queen by Julia London
Now, this is how an author can pull of a ditsy heroine and still make everything work.
Wedding Bell Blues by Robyn Amos
This is a fun small town romance, but shame about the hero.
Summer Breeze by Courtni Wright
This is a solid beach read – read it when there’s nothing else to do, and then forget about it.
All the Rooms of My Heart by Janis Reams Hudson
The annoying characters make it difficult to overlook the clichés taking hold of the whole story.
Hot Nights in Ballymuir by Dorien Kelly
This one has its great moments, but on the whole it’s rather on the forgettable side.
The Cinderella Rules by Donna Kauffman
Screw midnight – this party is so boring, I’m leaving early.
Sweet Desire by Christine Townsend
Black people and country music? Don’t see that in a romance novel much.
Unforgettable by Adrianne Byrd
This is a take on the Cinderella story, a take that is perhaps too lightweight for its own good.
Hot Stuff by Elaine Fox
The story is fueled by the heroine’s irrational behavior.