Touch of Evil by CT Adams and Cathy Clamp
A promising story that becomes another tedious perfect Sue heroine versus jealous hateful bitches.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Devil’s Knight by Lucy Blue
The premise holds much potential for a complicated glorious romance, but the author blows it.
The Reluctant Miss Van Helsing by Minda Webber
What’s better than a moron heroine? A moron heroine being strung along and treated badly by an asshole hero!
Soulful Sex: Erotic Tales of Fantasy and Romance Volumes I & II by Diana Laurence
This one may not exactly be sizzling hot, but there is plenty of heart and soul to go around.
Stairway to Heaven by Shannon Leigh
This one is too heavy on the sexy times and not enough on emotional development to take anyone to heaven.
Under a Viking Moon by Tami Dee
The heroine’s hair, eyes, and vagina will change the world into a better place. Good thing her brain isn’t part of the equation, as hers is broken.
Stuck in Shangri-La by Kasey Michaels
It can be odd how the author could be good at historical romantic comedy, but goes overboard in her contemporary ones.
Powerful Magic by Karen Whiddon
The author tries to do too much here, and at the same time, she does too little of what is really important.
Heart of the Dragon by Gena Showalter
Half baked, rarely developed well enough to leave an impression.
Thieves Bounty by Laine Morgan
Too short, too short. Which is a shame, as it is actually fun at places.
