Seducing Mr. Darcy by Gwyn Cready
Don’t even touch this one if you feel that Jane Austen’s works are sacrosanct.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Chosen One by Marisa Chenery
A different world, but it’s still mate, mate, mate.
Twice a Prince by Sherwood Smith
The party continues from the adorable previous book to this equally adorable follow-up.
Gothic Dragon by Marie Treanor
Hmm, this is an interesting one that actually makes me sit up and take notice of the author’s name.
Master of the Highlands by Veronica Wolff
This is a pretty good, somewhat old school time travel with entertaining histrionic all around.
If Wishing Made It So by Lucy Finn
This one is okay, but the romance doesn’t seem organic or believable.
The Howl and the Pussycat by Ann Cory
What you see is what you’ll get – mate, mate, mate, et cetera.
Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright by Cathryn Cade
Space smut – horny tigers want a horny but untouched maiden or they will DIE.
Lost Souls by Barbara Sheridan and Anne Cain
The happy ending is a letdown.
Survival of the Fairest by Jody Wallace
The author knows how to keep the fun ball rolling, and I approve.