Reluctantly Royal by Nichole Chase
The best thing I can say about this one is YEEEEES, THE SERIES IS DONE WITH. OVER. HALLELOO!
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Suddenly Last Summer by Sarah Morgan
Suddenly Last Summer is better than I thought it’d be, but it could still be better. Maybe less predictable.
Burning Desire by Kayla Perrin
Hot fireman love! Sexy burning hot romance! None of which you will find in this waste of time!
Loving Laney by Harmony Evans
No, not loving this, not even a little. But at least the whole “women are all shallow whores, except our heroines” nonsense is over. For now.
Engaging Brooke by Dara Girard
Once the author gets all the misogyny and double standards out of the way, the story is actually readable.
Wrangling Wes by Jacquelin Thomas
Guy who can’t trust women ends up mistrusting the woman that has fallen in love with him. Shocking, isn’t it?
Tropical Madness by Marc de Faoite
A white dude decides to write stories about the racism and what not in Malaysia. That takes balls, shame about the middling result.
Seduced by the Heir by Pamela Yaye
Third book in a row, and Pamela Yaye is still not done with thin and beautiful women. They are all skanks! Kill them all!
Seduced by the CEO by Pamela Yaye
I think the author is laboring under this belief that Seduced by the CEO is something very different from what it actually is.
Seduced by the Playboy by Pamela Yaye
It’s set in show business, and like 90% of other romances set in show business, it’s just dumb.
