Wishing Lake by Regina Hart
I wish this story has been less contrived, less clichéd.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The Man to Be Reckoned With by Tara Pammi
A billionaire can’t figure out how he’d make a woman happy, so he hurts her non-stop to avoid hurting her. Makes sense.
Captivated Love by Yasmin Sullivan
One’s a clingy baby, one’s a go-getter player. Guess which one is the hero. (Hint: the cry baby.)
Just for Christmas Night by Lisa Marie Perry
The heroine is great, but the rest of the story is either okay or cracked.
The Grand Finale by Janet Evanovich
At last! Stephanie finally makes a decision and picks one guy while she accidentally roasts the other to death. Kidding!
Sonora Sundown by Janet Dailey
So, what’s a Mills & Boon written in 1978 like? Do you really want to know?
The World is Full of Married Men by Jackie Collins
It’s both a fun trashy read and a manual on how cheating married men behave and think.
Falling for Jillian by Kristen Proby
This is less of a self-fulfillment fantasy, more of a “read this many times before” small town yarn.
Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps (Volume 3) by Alex Gabriel
Finally Ryuu and Hiro have a chance at a happily ever after, but it’s kinda dull to follow them there.
All of Me by Sheryl Lister
This is as romantic as that song by John Legend… no, just kidding.
