Katy and the Christmas Cupid by Amy Sparling
It’s the present day and the heroine still needs to flail around to get a hook-up. Fail.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Brightest Boutique by Susan Hatler
Oh god, those creepy adult children are back…
The Enemy Hypothesis by Amy Sparling
Oh look, a high school romance. How long before they break up for good?
The Billionaire’s Heart by April Murdock
Even billionaires need to have fake girlfriends for the silliest of reasons.
Love at First Blizzard by Engrid Eaves
More stories of dumb city girls nearly dying in nature. Is this a new horror genre?
The Man Who Risked It All by Michelle Reid
The reader who risks their sanity.
The Flower Cottage by Leeanna Morgan
This one has too many “Aw shucks, don’t you wish you live in a small town like us?” scenes and not enough actual story.
The Greek Tycoon’s Disobedient Bride by Lynne Graham
Both the hero and the heroine are annoying gnats. Make them go away, please.
The Millionaire’s Inexperienced Love-Slave by Miranda Lee
And the award for the biggest LIE of a title goes to…
A Bargain With the Enemy by Carole Mortimer
By the gods, the hero is… likable! The heroine, therefore, hauls rear overtime to meet the insane POS quota.
