Dark Pursuer by Jane Donnelly
The heroine is actually a pleasant surprise, believe it or not, but then she has to meet the hero and everything plummets downhill.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Love Me Forever by Serenity King
Don’t be fooled by the pretty cover – the story is a shoddily cobbled-together mess.
Bare Pleasures by Lindsay Evans
This one has many good things, but yikes, the plot!
Midnight Ride by Cat Johnson
Okay, I’m early, but the party happens full swing at my place no matter what time it is. This one can’t even get it up.
Breathe by Beni Rusani
It is always nice to see a local author with a debut English novel. Good thing this one isn’t too bad, although it sadly isn’t too awesome either.
To Marry a Prince by AC Arthur
Would you want to marry a prince, even if it means having adopt the last name of DeSaunders?
Mine at Midnight by Jamie Pope
Everyone here is so impossibly loaded and hot, so hands up if you think that they will ever have problems finding love in life.
Giving My All to You by Sheryl Lister
Looks like the only acceptable way a heroine can become a successful career woman is via nepotism.
Chaos by Jamie Shaw
Calling this book Chaos is like describing a bowl of cold, underseasoned soup as “tantalizing”.
On Broken Wings by Chanel Cleeton
This one has characters called Easy and Merlin, but it can still sock me in the guts.
