Hunter’s Need by Shiloh Walker
This one is quite the readable disappointment all around.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Soul Jar by Jennifer Colgan
The heroine is a pushover where the hero is concerned. Sigh.
Dark Hunger by Rita Herron
More campy than anything else, this one has one big plus: no mate-mate-mate stuff. yes.
Wither by Yolanda Sfetsos
Another story with a great premise, but yikes, the heroine.
Dangerous as Sin by Alix Rickloff
The hero is an alcoholic moron, and no amount of magic can turn him into even a little palatable.
Heartless by Nathalie Gray
This author bounds back to top form with this unusual tale of a hero who is literally missing a heart.
Scorched by Sharon Ashwood
Even spooks get the sophomore slump blues.
Cat Scratched! by Dara Joy
At the rate she’s going, the author’s books are only to be good only for people to gawk at the hideous cover art.
Happy Snak by Nicole Kimberling
This is the most amazing and romantic Cthulhu story ever. Seriously, it’s that awesome!
Demon Inside by Stacia Kane
The fun tone of the previous book in this series has turned into non-stop whining and moping. Ugh.
