Hurricane Hannah by Sue Civil-Brown
Beware the horny alligator who thinks like a human.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Pleasure of His Company by Lindsay Evans
The plot could have been better, but the rest of the story is fine enough for me. Plus, the sexy is back. Yay for sexy.
Tempting the Heiress by Martha Kennerson
Some books are awful, some are magnificent, but this one falls squarely into the “I really can’t think of any reason to care” territory.
Hate to Want You by Alisha Rai
No hate, no want – I’m leaning more towards indifference, actually. PS: That guy on the cover is not a vampire.
The Only One for Me by Bridget Anderson
This one remains dead on arrival until way, way late into the story. Way too late.
A Royal World Apart by Maisey Yates
When the worst thing a Modern story can do is to bore me, it is officially a time for rejoicing.
Wedding Night with Her Enemy by Melanie Milburne
For a book in this line, it’s alright. If you judge this story in any other way, though, I wish you luck in accepting the basic premise.
The Man with the Locked Away Heart by Melanie Milburne
The title is accurate. Whiny sad blue boy alert,
Havoc by Jamie Shaw
Our heroine steals her competition’s boyfriend and acts coy when the world applauds her for being the most awesome girl ever. Sounds familiar?
Nights of Fantasy by Sherelle Green
If you can stop rolling your eyes at the fuss the main characters make out of nothing, you may like this one. Who knows.
