If Loving You Is Wrong by Louré Bussey
The author clearly wants a monopoly on misogynistic tales of self-loathing passed off as romance.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
My One and Only Love by Melanie Schuster
Nice cover! Okay story.
Up to No Good by Julie Elizabeth Leto
In more than one ways, this one certainly isn’t up to anything good.
To the One I Love by Emilie Richards, Allison Leigh, and Peggy Moreland
Oh look, a rare Silhouette anthology that doesn’t reek!
The Sistahood of Shopaholics by Leslie Esdaile, Niqui Stanhope, Monica Jackson, and Reon Laudat
This is a solid three out of four, It’s definitely worth the shopping trip!
That Summer by Joan Wolf
Well, at least this one is half-decent!
Top Secret Rendezvous by Linda Hudson-Smith
This isn’t an action-packed romantic suspense – it’s actually a painful suspense-free snooze.
Saving Grace by Angela Winters
What happened to this author? I mean, really?
Texas Cooking by Lisa Wingate
The small town propaganda feels genuine, but the hero is pure cringe and the romance is a dud as a result.
Got a Hold on You by Pat White
Ooh, a romance set in a wrestling ring! Too bad I feel like getting a ring out shortly after starting it.
