Dragons of a Fallen Sun by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
Won’t someone think of the children and obliterate the elves?
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Once Upon a Dream by Jennifer Archer
Dreaming, dreams of dreamy dreaming… in dream.
Shadower by Catherine Spangler
It’s half a decent book, before the author decides to turn the heroine into a moron for… plot, I guess.
The Passion Ruby by Eboni Snoe
It’s Romancing the Stone only in a more sedate pace.
Heart of the Sea by Nora Roberts
Money isn’t everything… that’s why the romance hero has to be very loaded. Gotta keep it real, girlfriends!
Catch a Fallen Angel by Kathleen Kane
This one brings on angels and devils, but fails to make much impression anyway.
Embers of Time by Eugenia Riley
An interesting time (1945) and premise, but nothing spectacular comes out of it.
The Star King by Susan Grant
No sophomore slump here – the author turns it up and out for this one.
Sixpence Bride by Virginia Farmer
Cute story, but how is the hero supposed to be the romantic lead again?
Heroes Need a Captain by Sharon L Reddy
This one never really takes off to the stars, but it’s alright, I suppose.
