Wow! by Claudia Pattison
It’s amusing and its satirical elements are quaint and engaging, but ultimately, it doesn’t go all out enough to wow me.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Rescue Me by Gigi Levangie Grazer
Wait, the woman who wrote the script of Stepmom was responsible for this? Impressive.
Stuck with You by Trish Jensen
Babies can make bickering rivals fall in love. Only in romance novels, naturally.
The Last Mercenary by Diana Palmer
So bad, so bad, almost good.
True Confessions by Rachel Gibson
It’s okay, but there is not enough substance to make this one worth sinking one’s teeth into.
Chance Meeting by Laura Moore
Okay, this is getting gross now.
Hawk O’Toole’s Hostage by Sandra Brown
This is possibly the most irritating anti-Native American scree ever.
A Kwanzaa Keepsake by Bridget Anderson, Carmen Green, and Margie Walker
Not so aaaaaah about Kwanzaa here.
Dance Real Slow by Michael Grant Jaffe
Single fatherhood stories, written without overblown and sentimental prose, can be so heartwarming to read.
A Capital Holiday by Janet Dailey
This one is so sweet and unrealistic, it’s a capital punishment.
