The Last Lighthouse Keeper by Alan Titchmarsh
The romance isn’t much, but the rest is just good enough.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Girls’ Night In by Various Authors
Surely there are less painful ways to support a charity.
The Gazebo by Emily Grayson
Things can go wrong when avant garde literary authors try to write about romance.
Against His Will by Trish Jensen
Ooh, a romantic comedy that sets out to do what it promises: make me laugh and sigh.
Marrying Mom by Olivia Goldsmith
Peel away the cynicism, and you will find some sentimentality.
Fly Away Home by Kimberly Cates
Okay, flying away now from this hideously saccharine and manipulative thing…
Under Prairie Skies by Margot Dalton
Just another small town romance, even even more annoying tropes than usual.
Last Chance Saloon by Marian Keyes
How did the author go from Watermelon to this dire clichéd thing?
Soft Touch by Maeve Haran
Oh look, a rare chick-lit novel that does not make me feel like eating bunnies.
What’s New, Pussycat? by Alexandra Potter
This one isn’t much in terms of substance, but it’s so much fun.
