Some Girls Do by Leanne Banks
Great characters, shame about the awful plot.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Surreal Eternity by Gary Stewart Branfman
This one is more soapbox than romance, unfortunately.
If the Slipper Fits by Elaine Fox
Big misunderstanding issues galore, and plenty of intrusive matchmaking secondary characters. What can go wrong with this one?
The Knight’s Kiss by Nicole Burnham
Virginity can be treated in such a silly manner in romance novels, sigh.
Brazen & Burning by Julie Elizabeth Leto
This one is fun, but don’t expect it to stick even a toe out of the norm.
To Mom, with Love by Deirdre Savoy, Jacquelin Thomas, and Karen White-Owens
If you love your Mon that much, buy her something else.
Looking for Lacey by Linda Francis Lee
When this author’s melodrama falls into place beautifully, the result is magic. And this is pretty magical.
Playing with Matches by Katherine Greyle, Karen Harbaugh, Sabeeha Johnson, and Cathy Yardley
Diversity is love, but being average isn’t.
Tending Roses by Lisa Wingate
Everything wrong in your life can be solved by having no money! So… make the author happy by not buying this book?
