Christmas on Conrad Street by Marcia Evanick
It’s like half a romance. Only one couple’s story is fun. The other one is forgettable.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Sheiks of Summer by Susan Mallery, Alexandra Sellers, and Fiona Brand
This is peak bastardization of Middle-Eastern culture.
Season of Love by Kim Louise, Niqui Stanhope, and Angela Winters
No love here, just HATE HATE HATE.
Satin and Steele by Fayrene Preston
Here’s a throwback to the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. 1980s, baby!
Popping the Question by Cheryl Anne Porter
My question is: What the f…?
The Ties That Bind by Eboni Snoe
New age snores.
A Family Affair by Shirley Hailstock
Talk about cheerleader secondary character overload. Add in an eugenics-driven plot and it’s show time.
Reconsidering Riley by Lisa Plumley
Woman gives up everything to make chauvinist book happy, and doesn’t even get good plumbing. Fail!
Girls Night by Stef Ann Holm
Here’s another author jumping on the contemporary romance bandwagon, but she does it with style.
Record Time by Beverly Brandt
The level of female stupidity in this story must be some kind of world record.
