Affair of Pleasure by Lindsay Evans
Hero and heroine must pretend to be married and I nearly slip into a coma.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Controlled Burn by Nikki Duncan
It’s supposed to be a tearjerker tale of love and healing, but I can’t control my laughter.
It’s Only You by Sheryl Lister
The heroine insists on thinking and doing things, when she isn’t cut out for any of that.
To Claim a Wilde by Kimberly Kaye Terry
Beauty fades, dumb is forever, and books like this are a waste of time and money.
Take One Arranged Marriage… by Shoma Narayanan
This one has very little conflict. Hence, it’s alright but try recalling details about it shortly after you’re done with it.
Dessert for Two by Kristi Hancock
I was having fun… until the always silly “No condom? No problem, I’m on the Pill!” nonsense shows up.
Mystic Park by Regina Hart
The cover is lovely, but the story – and the hero – are stuff from the vilest dreams.
The Business of Love by Anna James
All these years, I still don’t understand why one would marry a man who thinks of her as a lying skank at the drop of the hat.
Not My Boyfriend by Monica Anderson
This one reminds me of a fanfiction of one of those vapid Logo TV shows,
A Scandal in Paradise by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime
I will always wonder whether the author could have come up with a better plot.