Dead on Course by Marva Dale
Oh baby. This one could have been one fabulously sleazy and fun read, but the author just phoned home when things were getting good.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Accounting for Love by Erin Wright
This one makes a good case of why a dumbass man with empty pockets is a big no for romance.
The Best Man by Ella Ardent
Well, this one isn’t an Ardent as I hoped it would be.
King by Kendra Little
It’s not the best thing since sliced bread, but there’s far worse fate than being wooed by a hot and wealthy dude.
Once Written, Twice Shy by Carey Decevito
This is a pretty well-written story, but it’s hard to swallow a fantasy that feels more like MGTOW fiction.
The Cancer-Capricorn Connection by Janet Lane-Walters
This story reads like a bad parody of an “Am I the Asshole?” post on Reddit. And yes, he is. Oh yes, he is indeed.
Mother Trucker by Chelsea Camaron
This is not an erotic romance, unless you get all hot and bothered at the thought of calling other women all kinds of bad words.
Professor by Isla Chiu
This is a PhD in Do Not Want with a specialization in Go Away Now.
King’s Crown by Marie Johnston
Only a romance heroine will act like shagging a wealthy, hot dude is the worst thing ever.
Pulse of My Heart by Jessi Noelle
When the opening scene makes me cringe, I know I’m in for a fun time.
