Bad for Me by Codi Gary
The heroine’s mental issues are a bit too deep for the happy ending to be believable. Not without plenty of happy pills anyway.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Sweet Spot by Stephanie Evanovich
Marketed as trendy and hip, this one is more of a neurotic and underwritten fantasy of an insecure, fat, and homely woman.
Drawing Hearts by JM Jeffries
There isn’t much excitement here, just awesomely perfect people basking in one another’s amazing aura.
Surrender at Sunset by Jamie Pope
Oh my goodness, this one is so much fun, it’s almost a crime that it has to come to an end.
Untamed Love by Lindsay Evans
Please don’t hurt the hero. You’ll make him say hateful things and throw a tantrum or two.
Tequila and Tingles by Keri Ford
The hero is too good for the heroine, who needs sedatives more than anything else.
Lover of Light by Mel Bossa
God bless this one. It will need as many blessings as it can get.
Out! by JL Merrow
Sigh. Here we have stereotyping and shallow laughs passed off as a celebration of diversity and bisexuality acceptance.
Thirty Nights by Ani Keating
It’s posing for a painting and shagging a hot guy or facing a fate worst than death: deportment back to England.
Bought for Her Innocence by Tara Pammi
You need to appreciate wealthy and handsome yet whiny crybaby manchild assholes in order to enjoy this story.