A Bridge to Love by Nancy Herkness
This is like a 1980s soap opera, in a good way of course.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Love of a Cowboy by Anna Jeffrey
This cowboy can go dunk his head in a bucket of vomit, and that would be an upgrade.
Talk of the Town by Suzanne Macpherson
Wait, I thought the author does comedy, not maudlin hogwash?
Love Me All the Way by Simona Taylor
Ugh, what a wasted opportunity.
Heart on the Line by Judith Arnold
Long-term relationships never work.
My Big Old Texas Heartache by Geralyn Dawson
The heroine makes such a lovely doormat. Everyone, feel free to step on her!
Looking for Trouble by Julie Elizabeth Leto
This one sees the author falling into every trap that can sink a Harlequin Blaze novel. I can’t look.
317 Beulah Street by Sandra Steffen
Too much padding dilutes this otherwise pleasant small town romance.
Smitten by Sonia Icilyn
The hero is a jerk and the heroine is an imbecile. They should both die ASAP.
Secrets Never Told by Rochelle Alers
Even when going mainstream, the author loves her Mary Sue characters.