Dreaming of You by Cora Reed
This one is so pleasant, it feels like the author is grasping to make her characters’ issues far more overblown than they actually are.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
A Miami Affair by Sherelle Green
I’m the chairman of the bored, I’m a lengthy monologue, I’m livin’ like a dog. I’m bored…
The Thing about Love by Julie James
I forgot I had the flu while reading this one, at least until I had another coughing fit. This is indeed THE THING.
Blossoms of Love by JM Jeffries
This one is alright, but a it’s also tad too bland for its own good. Some compelling conflict would’ve done wonders.
A Princess in Theory by Alyssa Cole
It’s all cute puppies and sunshine until he whips out his thing and oh my god, put it away.
Playing with Seduction by Reese Ryan
While this may not be in the running for the Worst Written Book of 2018 award, it’s definitely a contender for the Most Pointless Book of 2018 one.
Soaring on Love by Joy Avery
This is one story that would have benefited from having half its length cut off.
The Heat between Us by Cheris Hodges
The best thing I can say about this one is that it is alright. Wish it had been a little more heated.
Head Coach by Lia Riley
The story doesn’t have much depths going for it, but it has one significant advantage: it’s just so much fun.
Mister Hockey by Lia Riley
The hero is so bae, but yikes, the heroine is a major klutz and a creepy fangirl, and she gives me the creeps.