Night Moves by Thea Devine
Someone thought it was a good idea to let Thea Devine terrify Harlequin Temptation readers.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Baby Love by Catherine Anderson
Another badly beaten, mauled, et cetera heroine being rescued by the perfect millionaire. Yawn.
The Christmas Box Collection by Richard Paul Evans
If this is godly fiction, no wonder there are atheists.
Star of Wonder by Jo Beverley, Alice Alfonsi, Tess Farraday, and Kate Freiman
Spurts of blunder, more like.
Stroke of Luck by Lillie Ammann
Which comes first, the stroke or the insane shrieking banshee lunatic act? It’s hard to tell.
Yours 2 Keep by Various Authors
The end of the world can’t be this mundane, surely.
Simply Divine by Wendy Holden
This one is hilarious, so I’m giving it some love despite my reservations about the heroine.
When Venus Fell by Deborah Smith
If you haven’t read anything by this author, you should. Starting with this one.
A Christmas Bouquet by Suzanne Barrett, Kate Holmes, and Vella Munn
Kate Holmes’s story is too adorable for words. The rest, well…
Paradise Bay by Victoria Alexander
The characters can get annoyingly dumb at times, but the story has its charms.
