Hidden Heiress by Amanda Scott
The heroine’s brainpower is hidden.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Tapestry by Lynn Kurland, Madeline Hunter, Karen Marie Moning, and Sherrilyn Kenyon
$7.99 for a very average anthology? No, thanks.
The Shadow Prince by Jan Zimlich
Oh, this one is so cheesy, it’s almost… Swiss. A cheap knockoff of one, that is,
Mistress of Rossmor by Marianne Willman
This story muddles its way worse than the ghosts in it.
Say You’re Mine by Judi McCoy
Everyone’s weird and dumb here, it’s hard to believe that it’s supposed to be a little bit serious.
Never After by Rebecca Lickiss
This is a parody gone wrong. In other words, a bumbling misfire.
Body Electric by Susan Squires
Hailed as some sci-fi wunderkind of the year, this one is set up to fail.
Virtual Warrior by Ann Lawrence
Is cheesy barbarian caper still in fashion?
The Charm Stone by Donna Kauffman
The hero is such a tosser that the entire story sinks as a result.
Must Be Magic by Patricia Rice
It’s a dismaying realization by magic still can’t keep the formulaic stuff away.
