Cajun Crazy by Sandra Hill
The more the author tries to be funny, the more apparent it is that this story doesn’t have much going for it.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
A San Diego Romance by Kianna Alexander
It’s okay, people; settle down. Rich, privileged people are as boring as you and I, so stop promoting socialism and be happy with your lot in life.
His San Diego Sweetheart by Yahrah St John
This is a terrible version of every terrible 90% padding 10% sequel baiting “part of a series, BUY THE NEXT BOOK” Kimani titles out there.
Seduced in San Diego by Reese Ryan
I know, another four-oogie book! Either I’m losing my touch or it’s really my lucky week.
Daring Wes by Jules Barnard
Here’s a masterclass on how to incorporate every freaking cliché in the kitchen sink in the most annoying manner possible.
Seoul-Mates by Pamela Q Fernandes
What may work in a Korean or Bollywood soap opera falls flat in a written word medium.
Something about You by Bridget Anderson
The organic farm looks like a nice place to visit, but this story is B-O-R-I-N-G.
Diego’s Secret by Bryan T Clark
Part romance, part how it’s uncool to call illegal Mexican immigrants illegal – don’t think Donald Trump will lose sleep over this one.
An American Cinderella by Krista Lakes
It’s so annoying when a heroine plays the victim and gets rewarded with many, many good things.
Overtime for Love by Synithia Williams
Character development in a Kimani romance? Why yes, it’s still a thing. Too bad much about this story is meh.
