Date With a Devil by Anne Stuart, Cherry Adair, and Muriel Jensen
This one is the devil – and not in a good way.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Remember the Magic by Donna Fletcher
Spare me of all these cloying and inexplicably clueless heroines.
Key of Valor by Nora Roberts
The trilogy has ended. Let’s now pretend that it never existed.
Gone to the Dogs by Emily Carmichael
Miss Piggy lets the humans take the spotlight while she basks in the background. Big mistake.
Haunted by Meg Cabot
The bad guy is far hotter than the designated hero.
Kissing Frogs by Laura Marie Altom
This one gives frogs everywhere a bad name.
Dance With the Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon
The biggest, baddest bad boy is just a misunderstood whiny little piggy, as it turns out.
Night Fires by Karen Harbaugh
So much misery and self pity! It has to be the work of a traditional Regency author, naturally.
Midnight Pleasures by Amanda Ashley, Maggie Shayne, Sherrilyn Kenyon, and Ronda Thompson
Not much pleasure to be had here.
Key of Knowledge by Nora Roberts
This poor thing can’t recover from its DOA premise.