Dark Fire by Christine Feehan
Mate mate mate, mate mate mate, et cetera.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
To Charm a Knight by Linda Kay
The time travel premise is intriguing, but the story ends up being rather familiar.
Desert Dreams by Gracie C McKeever
This one is alright, but it is too inconsistent and unpolished for its own good.
Diamond in the Ruff by Emily Carmichael
Miss Piggy is back… but so are the boring humans.
Here and Now by Constance O’Day-Flannery
The plot is interesting, but the author soon drags everything down into psychoanalysis hell again.
A Kiss of Shadows by Laurell K Hamilton
Here’s a heroine who is just as horny as Anita Blake. More guys please, she’s hungry!
Double Image by Jaye Roycraft
The heroine is too gullible for this story.
Once upon a Rose by Nora Roberts, Jill Gregory, Ruth Ryan Langan, and Marianne Willman
This one wilts pretty quickly.
Companions by Susan Sizemore
This one’s alright, but it never answers many important questions.
The Royal Hunter by Donna Kauffman
The whiny hero and the glacial pacing make this one feel far longer than it actually is.
