Falling into Forever by Phyllis Bourne
Ooh, this is a nice one. I get my romance, comedy, and heartwarming drama all in one single book.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Eve of Passion by AC Arthur
There is some good stuff here, If only the author hadn’t tackled this story like she was writing a self-help book.
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
A whiny white boy complains that he isn’t appreciated or understood even as girls throw themselves at him. Whose wet dream is this again?
Trade Me by Courtney Milan
I love the first half of this book to pieces. I wish I can trade the second half for something else.
Shotgun Wedding by Olivia Rupprecht
If this fabulously trashy story is anything to go by, we all need a redneck romance genre right away.
Hot Christmas Nights by Farrah Rochon, Terra Little, and Velvet Carter
Crazy creepy people need love too during Christmas.
Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps (Volume 1) by Alex Gabriel
Eeeuw, Japanese boyband brats who want to hump one another. Still, they are kind of cute, so I guess they’re alright.
Her Tender Touch by Dara Girard
Did anyone even edit this thing? This one resembles more of a first draft than a polished product.
Take Me in Your Arms by Judy Lynn Hubbard
The plot can barely fit a novella, but the author attempts to stretch it into a full-length novel. No, it doesn’t work.
Love Takes All by JM Jeffries
This is actually a pretty fun story. Only, watch out for some elements that can rub readers off the wrong way.
