Followin’ a Dream by Eboni Snoe
The author wants to change everyone’s life, but she forgets to be entertaining while she’s at it.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
My Scottish Summer by Connie Brockway, Patti Berg, Debra Dier, and Kathleen Givens
Summer is here, but this one is not so sunny after all.
The Other Woman by Patricia Kay
An adulterous love story marketed as romance? Will wonders never cease.
Girls’ Night Out & Boys’ Night In by Various Authors
In this, at least, boys are better than girls.
All Summer Long by Judith Arnold, Muriel Jensen, and Bobby Hutchinson
Harlequin Superromance celebrates its 1,000th book by serving clichés.
Second Chances by Marlene Fanta Shyer
Adultery and amour and everything nice. The daughters all need to jump off a cliff, though.
Pinch Me by Maggie Madison
This one tries too hard to be funny when it should be trying harder to be more memorable.
Julie and Romeo by Jeanne Ray
Who says old coots can’t be funny or romantic? This is one of the sweetest things you will ever read.
The Turning Point by Francis Ray
So, so predictable.
Phantom Waltz by Catherine Anderson
Wheelchair babe rescued by millionaire! Same old story.
