Irish Rebel by Nora Roberts
Another entry into the charmed life of the very rich and famous. How… fascinating.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
First Love by Cheryl Faye
Despite the evil ex angle, this one manages to deliver some really good stuff!
Never Too Late for Love by Monica Jackson
This is a flawed but very compelling and fascinating read all the same. I really like it!
Call It Destiny by Jayne Ann Krentz
This is one of the few reissues that is safe – and even fun – to read.
Irish Fire by Jeanette Baker
It’s hard to detect fire in this very formulaic tale of Irish superiority.
Island Magic by Bette Ford
The scenery is so much better than the romance.
Harper’s Moon by Suzanne Judson
Great, another small town, heroine on the run, car breaks down, meets hot hunk story. Can’t have too many of those!
Opposites Attract by Lynn Kurland, Elizabeth Bevarly, Emily Carmichael, and Elda Minger
More like, opposites short-circuiting the brain.
Wishin’ on a Star by Eboni Snoe
The cover is the nicest thing about this snooze.
Daughter of Ireland by Sonja Massie
It is so easy for rich people to tell everyone else how money is terrible and a simple life is the way to be.
