The Enforcer by Anna Perrin
Good: competent heroine. Ugh: the hero.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Peter’s Return by Cynthia Cooke
God gives AIDS to heathen kids and doubts to women that dare to think they know better than their man.
Rock Hard Bodyguard by Alexis Abbott
It’s okay as long as no one is expecting a bodyguard story.
Unshakeable Pursuit by Camy Tang
It’s nowhere as unshakable as the title claims, but it’s okay.
The Magician’s Angel by Jordan L Hawk
What’s the best way to save a failing business? Have someone murdered on the premise!
Haunted Hashbrowns by Katie O’Keene
I like the latter half of this one so much that I wish it’s its own story altogether.
Force by Becca Jameson
After a lockdown at home for a mere six months, the heroine goes crazy. Amateur.
Shenanigans by Gail Koger
Psychic ninja fake nun, dog fighting rings, hot undercover cops… oh my.
Lord of the Dance by Rebecca Hartt
Thank God that He sends people to try to stick it to the heroine, so that she learns that she should love the hero like He wants her to!
Wild Rain by Beverly Jenkins
It’s alright, but the author has done similar stories like this before, and she did them better too.
