Sass by Linda Hudson-Smith
Maybe we should name the two oogie rating after the author.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Wicked & Willing by Leslie Kelly
The characters are fun, but the plot is blah.
The Last Bride in Ballymuir by Dorien Kelly
The romance is solid, but the story tries to do too many things and fumbles as a result.
The Girlfriends Club by Judith Henry Wall
Old broads with typical men issues. I am hard-pressed to wonder why I should care.
Faking It by Jennifer Crusie
Seems like the author is just phoning in. The title is pretty appropriate.
Heart and Soul by Sally Mandel
Magical, romantic, delightful… just read this thing and sigh with the rest of the world.
Riley in the Morning by Sandra Brown
“Riley” must be the polite word for “puke”.
McCloud’s Woman by Patricia Rice
Both the hero and the heroine are in a race to see who has the most issues.
On the Bright Side, I’m Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God by Louise Rennison
The babbling Miss Thing is back and still trying to find a boyfriend.
Step-Ball-Change by Jeanne Ray
This beautiful, sensitive story dances its way into my heart and refuses to leave. And I don’t want it to.
