Ash Wednesday by Ethan Hawke
Isn’t Ethan Hawke a bit getting on in the years to write like an emo teen?
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Summer Island by Kristin Hannah
Schmaltz is just a few alphabets away from schmuck.
A Bend in the Road by Nicholas Sparks
There are glimmers of OK-ness in here. Just small glimmers.
Cameo Lake by Susan Wilson
This is a nicely written, if slow moving, adultery tale. Does Hallmark make movies with cheating couples? This one is a shoo-in.
At the Corner of Love and Heartache by Curtiss Ann Matlock
Sweet, lovely, warm… perhaps too much so, because there isn’t much meat here to warrant its length.
The Picture Book by Susannah Keating
It’s a chick lit story pretending to be all hoity-toity literary. Lovely scenery though.
Under the Covers by Rita Herron
Watch out, the absurdity in this one is taken to toxic levels!
True Blue by Luanne Rice
This is just so freaking dumb.
Blood Roses by Jeanette Baker
Romance is so complicated when the IRA is involved.