The Trelayne Inheritance by Colleen Shannon
The potential is there, but the wrong woman is made the heroine. Ugh.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Fall of the Kings by Ellen Kushner and Delia Sherman
Let’s talk about unnecessary sequels that nearly destroy all goodwill gained from the original.
The Forest Lord by Susan Krinard
The asshole and the nitwit. Always a great combination!
Ravyn’s Flight by Patti O’Shea
This is a pretty exciting debut effort. Good things are on the road ahead, yes?
Poseidon’s Kiss by Gail Crease
It’s like reverse Sleeping Beauty – a kiss from this one puts me to sleep.
Deceptions by Susan Sizemore
Ugh, this one is just not good, even when it is compared to the last two average books in the series.
Call of the Moon by Ronda Thompson
The author channels Amanda Ashley more than anything, so prepare to get a heroine full of cringe.
Kushiel’s Dart by Jacqueline Carey
Oops, it misses the bullseye with its heavy emphasis on dry exposition and fade-out naughty scenes.
Night Pleasures by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Dark-Hunters? More like the Dark-Snoozers.
Sacrament by Susan Squires
The evil slut is the only fun character in this drab and dour romance.
