Gawain by Gwen Rowley
Has the other Gwen Rowley come back, or should I resume cowering in my bunker?
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Devil’s Possession by Heather Waters
This debut effort has some serious problems, but the author’s compelling narrative voice saves the day.
Steel Sleet by Eric Del Carlo
Ooh a sci-fi romance with twists and turns and lots of fun!
Awaiting the Fire by Donna Lea Simpson
Here’s a candidate for the Imbecile Heroine of the Year award.
Pirate’s Secret by Laine Morgan
Read this not for the romance, but the campy elements.
Pawprints by Anne Cain
Cat boy means love?
Deny the Dark by Mara Lee
The heroine has so many men in love with her and still acts like a sulky brat. What a loser.
Fallen Soldiers by Jacqueline Applebee
Two ghosts. one woman. And it’s a blast!
Wildish Things by Carolan Ivey
The story doesn’t make much sense and the hero is a jerk.
Of the Clan O’Grady by AM Riley
SCREEEEEAAAAM! This one is so EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!