A Well Favored Gentleman by Christina Dodd
Oh, I can just slurp up the hero like a jug of cold root beer. Wait, did I just say that out loud?
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
Legend of the Sorcerer by Donna Kauffman
Absurd, silly, and oh so fun in all the right ways.
No Strings Attached by Judy Gill
This one can make the reader feel like hanging herself in despair.
Prophet Annie by Ellen Recknor
Prophet Annie is love. Read it to make your world a better place.
The Count by Helena Dela
Great Gothic atmosphere, not much of anything else.
Bewitching the Baron by Lisa Cach
The whole thing is pretty cold and distant despite some intriguing plot elements being present.
Stronger than Magic by Heather Cullman
Fae folks, impossible odds, breathless love… oh, I’m in bliss.
My Fallen Angel by Pamela Britton
While very flawed, this one has enough charm to make me adore it silly.
All Smiles by Stella Cameron
All smiles? More like, forced smiles all around from all the cracked stuff happening here.
The Captive by Amanda Ashley
Barbarian slave and dumb-ass Barbie bimbo bodice ripper, boo!
