Secrets Never Told by Rochelle Alers
Even when going mainstream, the author loves her Mary Sue characters.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Diary of a Mad Mom-to-Be by Laura Wolf
As a sequel, the novelty factor is a bit off, but this one is still a charming fun read.
Loving You by Maureen Child
Just a small town tale, living in a clichéd world; it took a midnight train, not really going anywhere…
7 Days and 7 Nights by Wendy Wax
The heroine is no match at all for the hero. These two are so not going to last, especially since he’s dumped her before.
Tall, Dark, and Cajun by Sandra Hill
It seems like the author ran out of punchlines halfway through the writing of this book.
The Big Bad Wolf Tells All by Donna Kauffman
Donna Kauffman joins the chick-lit bandwagon with something more fluffy than substantial. Which is what chick-lit is supposed to be, right?
Cabin Fever by Marilyn Pappano
The heroine salvages much of the charm of this otherwise typical feel-good small town romance.
That’s Amore by Carol Grace
Oh, such pretty, pretty stereotypes…
Must Love Dogs by Claire Cook
Eh, where are all those cute dogs again? I get a whiny heroine instead.
Scenes of Passion by Suzanne Brockmann
I think the author rewrote this old thing just to tell us how grateful we should be that she does this infrequently.
