Sixpence Bride by Virginia Farmer
Cute story, but how is the hero supposed to be the romantic lead again?
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Heroes Need a Captain by Sharon L Reddy
This one never really takes off to the stars, but it’s alright, I suppose.
The Highlander’s Touch by Karen Marie Moning
This one is on the grand side of camp. It’s bombastic, ridiculous, and silly enough to be a good kind of fun.
Prince of Charming by Karen Fox
The hero saves the show.
The Princess Bride by William Goldman
This is nothing at all like the movie in terms of style and atmosphere. It’s an entirely different kind of awesome.
Whispers Through Time by Sherry Lewis
The other guy is far more interesting than the hero and the heroine, oh well.
The Phoenix Code by Catherine Asaro
Machines are bad, and if you like cyborgs, you should be ashamed!
Miracle and Other Christmas Stories by Connie Willis
Christmas gets real with this adorable collection of hilarious yet heartwarming tales.
In the Shadow of the Moon by Karen White
This one has many issues, but it is different, interesting, and hard-hitting at places. Definitely worth a look.
Once Upon a Dream by Nora Roberts, Jill Gregory, Marianne Willman, and Ruth Ryan Langan
The dream is just okay.
