The Promise by Robin Allen
While the story is a bit light, the romance is very solid.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Surrender by Brenda Jackson
This would have been a solid romance if the focus is only on the hero and the heroine, rather than them and their friends and families and more.
Slow Heat by Stella Cameron, Lisa Jackson, and Jill Marie Landis
These stories are actually reissues of stuff probably best left forgotten.
Love Lessons by Leslie Esdaile
This one can be so brilliant yet so cheesy at the same time. I’m vexed, but also entertained.
Pastures Nouveaux by Wendy Holden
For a story set in the farm, the heroine is the biggest cow of them all.
Through the Fire by Donna Hill
This feels so good and so painful to read all at once, Definitely solid in my book!
Swift as Desire by Laura Esquivel
Even literary fiction has big misunderstanding plots. That’s… reassuring, I suppose.
Getting Lucky by Marilyn Pappano
Deadbeat daddy is love, but the mother of his baby is a SLUT WHO MUST DIE. The double standards here are practically radioactive.
Next Stop, Paradise by Sue Civil-Brown
I’m always a sucker for parodies and lampoons of sci-fi movies.
Some Kind of Wonderful by Barbara Freethy
This is a charmless tale of users and the doormats who love them.
