Into the Blue by Chanel Cleeton
I feel the feels, and they are intense and deep.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
His Loving Caress by Candace Shaw
She got dumped by the hero and the heroine doesn’t even make him work hard to get into her pants again. Lame.
Creating Clark by Jason T Gaffney with Ed Gaffney
Look at that cover. Would you read this if you didn’t know that Suzanne Brockmann’s kid and her hubby wrote this, and Mommy published it?
Acquired Taste by Dee Carney
Hot chef dips his spoon into the heroine’s souffle and weakens her resolve. A hero’s penis is a powerful thing indeed.
The Year of the Crocodile by Courtney Milan
I’m dismayed that the author didn’t culturally appropriate more and turn this story into something more Chinese-ish.
Hot Tamale by Tilly Greene
Bad-ass tattoos and big asses – two things that the hero likes a lot in life, apparently.
One Lucky Hero by Codi Gary
There are good and bad things here, but the author chooses to focus on and expand the bad ones. Oops.
Bachelor Unforgiving by Brenda Jackson
Why does the author keep doing this to me? What did I do to deserve all this agony?
Facebook Pyar by Arti Arlene Martyris
India is love. This one, however, is quite the ugh.
Return to Passion by Carla Buchanan
Not much passion here, just creepiness and bad writing techniques.
