The You I Never Knew by Susan Wiggs
The romance is pretty bland, sadly.
The romance is pretty bland, sadly.
There has to be a more happening place than Leo’s, surely.
A rather uneven debut, this is still a very readable story.
The secondary cast steal the scene, and everything else, from the main couple.
I think “boring perfection” epitomizes the author’s books.
How many times can you feel sorry for a self-pitying bad boy?
Big names, but only so-so stories.
The ER drama is far more interesting than the DOA romance.
This maudlin tale is stereotype-laden, overwrought, and almost ridiculous.
This is pure sentimental crap, but it’s a good kind of crap.