You Remind Me by Linda Walters
Now this is an impressive follow-up to a putrid debut. The secondary romance is especially a revelation.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Once Upon a Wedding by Kathleen Eagle
It’s almost remarkable how the hero’s presence single-handedly wrecks this story.
His Private Pleasure by Donna Kauffman
Did someone mention pleasure? This one offers so much of it, in terms of wit, sexiness, drama and more.
Chasing Lily by Dixie Kane
Imagine – a wacky old geezer that actually steals the show, in a good way too!
Maneater by Gigi Levangie Grazer
Don’t be fooled by the cover, chick-lit this one ain’t, and that’s a great thing.
Small Wonders by Marilyn Pappano
Thankfully, this has nothing to do with a robot girl.
Paperback Hero by Antony J Bowman
Why do so many male authors assume that their readers just want to sleep with them?
The Perfect Summer by Luanne Rice
The author really, really wants to conquer the entire Hallmark catalogue.
Why Girls Are Weird by Pamela Ribon
This Internet queen bee’s debut chick-lit story is surprisingly conventional and formulaic.
The Dewey Decimal System of Love by Josephine Carr
Yes, even librarians can be idiots!
