Lucky Like Us by Jennifer Ryan
Everyone’s an utter twit here, from the main characters to the villain. Humanity is doomed!
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
KL Noir: Red, edited by Amir Muhammad
Oh, local noir! Why do most of the stories seem heavily borrowed from Western counterparts?
SEAL of Honor by Tonya Burrows
The romance isn’t much, but the rest is big and dumb enough to be entertaining.
Saved by the Rancher by Jennifer Ryan
This is what happens when the heroine is brain damaged but the author passes her off as a victim.
Escape with Me by Janice Sims
I really want to love this more than the score would suggest. Maybe I do.
Razing Kayne by Julieanne Reeves
The bizarre cover of a guy taking a shower at a crime scene is the most memorable thing about this one.
Hell on Wheels by Julie Ann Walker
This one may not be dead on water, but it has a stench of fast food romantic suspense to it.
A SEAL at Heart by Anne Elizabeth
Another author wants to snatch the crown from Suzanne Brockmann. Watch that wig, dear…
A Reluctant Hero by Dara Girard
The whole thing is pretty silly, in a fun and campy manner that makes it a pretty alright read.
Tempting Trouble by Gennita Low
Something doesn’t feel right about this one. It’s too much all over the place.