La Mirage by Jennifer Colgan
Ooh, a mysterious resort in the middle of nowhere! No, not suspicious at all.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
My Fair Captain by JL Langley
This is a pleasant read, but I’m more mesmerized by the chest on the cover.
Romeo and Juliet: A Modern Day Sequel by James Edwards
Romeo and Juliet deal with reincarnation, cybersex, and other fun what-the-hell nonsense.
Warrior Woman by Lyn Mangold
This one is too superficial to be memorable.
The Saints of Midland by TL Schaefer
The setting is far more interesting than the story, hmm.
Demon Moon by Meljean Brook
It’s a very gripping tale. Shame that the romance is the least interesting thing in this one.
Immortal Protector by Ursula Bauer
Egyptian gods and heroes on the move, interesting.
Witch Fire by Anya Bast
Starting off a new series with a bland story is never a good idea.
Writ on Water by Melanie Jackson
It’s been so long that I am taken aback when I find myself enjoying this author’s new book. Could it be? Is she back?
Gideon by Jacquelyn Frank
The biggest Christine Feehan fangirl is back!