What a Girl Wants by Reon Laudat
The plot is addled, but the author pulls it off with style.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Sleepless in Savannah by Rita Herron
Some people really should leave comedy to the real professionals.
The Sparkling One by Susan Mallery
Selling out can be a sad thing to behold.
Lakota Legacy by Madeline Baker, Kathleen Eagle, and Ruth Wind
When it’s good, it’s very good. When it’s not, run.
Angie and the Ghostbuster by Theresa Gladden
While there are no ghosts here – or are there? – there is one haunting kind of romance instead.
The Widows of Wichita County by Jodi Thomas
The romances ruin everything. Everything!
Eat Cake by Jeanne Ray
Aww, the inevitable moment when I am disappointed with this author’s offering.
Maybe This Christmas by Janet Dailey
Come read two horrifically outdated and sexist novellas for Christmas!
The Best Thing Yet by Robin Allen
Far from it, actually. Messy suspense soon overtakes the romance.
If Loving You Is Wrong by Louré Bussey
The author clearly wants a monopoly on misogynistic tales of self-loathing passed off as romance.