Mulligan Stew by Deb Stover
Ugh, that hero deserves to be killed a few hundred times, each time as slowly and painfully as possible.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
George & the Virgin by Lisa Cach
This may be the one time I admit to loving a book with that word in the title.
The Wizard of Seattle by Kay Hooper
There are some overwrought nonsense here, but the story is actually a fun fantasy romp.
Aphrodite’s Passion by Julie Kenner
The romance ruins everything. Ugh!
Dark Guardian by Christine Feehan
I know! A four-oogie review of a book by this author! Mark the date, this is one momentous event.
Face the Fire by Nora Roberts
The trilogy ends, the conclusion making as little impact as its beginning.
The House in Thornton Wood by Anne Knoll
Why you keep staying at a creepy house full of weird happenings? Don’t think even the heroine knows.
The Magician by Carla Cook
Cartoon villains are coming to get everyone! Run!
Desperate Alliances by Cory Daniells
Finally, the conclusion limps to an ending that is as wretched as everything else in the trilogy.
Silverbridge by Joan Wolf
This “contemporary romance” is so out of touch, even Granny will be embarrassed.
