Out of the Blue by Katherine Deauxville
Oh, oddball space comedy! I like. The romance is dumb, but who cares, this is fun!
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Midnight Embrace by Amanda Ashley
Hilariously creepy for all the wrong reasons.
Laird of the Mist by Elizabeth English
More same old stuff, wrapped in woo woo stuff.
The Seeker by Kathleen Nance
I’m still seeking a good reason to read this book.
Heaven and Earth by Nora Roberts
It’s the same old stuff, really, but the scenery is exquisite.
Eternally Yours by Jennifer Malin
Yours, and boring.
Prince of Wolves by Susan Krinard
Let’s revisit one of the first werewolf romances to the hit the market back in 1994. It’s a bit dated in some aspects, but still.
The Promise by Dee Davis
So many promises remain unfulfilled here, alas.
Sister of the Moon by Janeen O’Kerry
Dumb fairy queen and dumb brute hero in a dumb-dumb story. Snore.
Topaz Dreams by Marilyn Campbell
Before Dara Joy, there was Marilyn Campbell.
