A Prince of a Guy by Sheila Rabe
A creepy POS of a guy is A-OK because his ex wife is a whore. Fun!
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Maybe Baby by Elaine Fox
Small town life is never this terrifying.
Looking for Laura by Judith Arnold
There is a creature here that has to be one of the worst brats I’ve ever come across.
What to Do about Annie? by Millie Criswell
The secondary characters are out of control in this one.
Going to the Chapel by Rochelle Alers, Gwynne Forster, Donna Hill, and Francis Ray
The theme is “obnoxious old-fashioned values”.
Once and Again by Deirdre Savoy
The heroine is so understanding when the hero is being an irrational dingbat. Good for her, but I’m so not here for this kind of thing.
Sushi for Beginners by Marian Keyes
All the charm of the author’s debut effort seems to have vanished altogether in this one.
Scarlet Woman by Gwynne Forster
This is awful, but I guess at least it’s not as boring as the author’s last few books?
About That Man by Sherryl Woods
This one is an acceptable, if unimaginative, cobbling together of every small town tropes ever.
His 1-800 Wife by Shirley Hailstock
The heroine is grating enough to a kitchen appliance.
