My Heart Stood Still by Lynn Kurland
This one has so many secondary characters from other books that it’s like a pointless party with boring people.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Secret of the Wolf by Susan Krinard
The poor hero is wasted on such an ordinary story.
Kiss of the Highlander by Karen Marie Moning
The implausibly stupid and oblivious heroine kills this one.
Bitten by Kelley Armstrong
Oh look, another urban fantasy series, as if Anita Blake isn’t a handful already.
Buttercup Baby by Karen Fox
The heroine wants a baby now and she is going to get one from the hero by hook or by crook!
Chase the Lightning by Madeline Baker
This one won’t challenge the bad stereotypes associated with romance novels featuring Native American leads.
Slow Heat by Stella Cameron, Lisa Jackson, and Jill Marie Landis
These stories are actually reissues of stuff probably best left forgotten.
Shamara by Catherine Spangler
There could have been adventures, intrigue, dangers… but we’re more obsessed about the heroine’s purity.
Just West of Heaven by Kathleen Kane
This one isn’t too deep, but it’s breezy and gallopy enough to make it a quick fun read.
Crystal Moon by Elysa Hendricks
This is old school terrible fantasy romance. Do we really want to go back to those days?
