Crashing into Her by Mia Sosa
So, how’s your threshold for whiny, petty, self-absorbed modern Gen-Z kids?
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Takeover Effect by Nisha Sharma
I thought the IKEA furniture assembly sex scene is just a hyperbole until I read this thing. Holy be, indeed.
For Love of a Stranger by Lily Devoe
It’s a different time, a different kind of old school, and a different kind of allure.
Ambitious Seduction by Nana Prah
Looks like someone is trying to board the Harlequin Presents bus but missed…
Can’t Escape Love by Alyssa Cole
Oh look, it’s a romance with nerds! Except, everything is so underdeveloped, I don’t know why we even bother.
Bareback by Chris Owen
This one makes Teddypig angry, and you don’t like him when he’s angry. PIGGY SMASH!
A Taste of Passion by Chloe Blake
Hello, Paris. This one is a part-campy, part-travelogue, part family drama thing that does its thing quite well.
Wolf by Sarah Black
Here’s a classic gay romance: even when you cheated on the wife and gave her AIDS, how dare she complained! Women, so icky.
Unconditionally by Janice Sims
Here’s a pleasant tale of nothing of real significance.
Love in San Francisco by Shirley Hailstock
Here’s what it’s like when you use an old pro as a hammer to force the formula into place.
