Falling Awake by Jayne Ann Krentz
It was going so well until the dream-woo mumbo jumbo shows up.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Metro Girl by Janet Evanovich
New glossy sheen, but it’s the same old tired shtick given a new paint.
Here Lies Love by Nancy Darryl
Old ladies are “hot” in comedy mystery these days, especially dotty ones. Too many of them is sensory overload, though.
Fall Dead by Ann Bruce
Ooh, this is an unpolished kind of charming.
Blind Obsession by Angela Weaver
How can any author believe that a heroine that actively sabotages her bodyguard’s efforts to keep her alive is a good thing?
Renegade by Diana Palmer
Yay, another one-oogie review for this author!
The Hunter by Gennita Low
This one goes from campy to serious and back again without much rhyme or reason. Hence, I’m confused.
In Your Wildest Dreams by Toni Blake
Well, only in the wildest dreams can this annoying ill-plotted tale can be considered decent.
Dirty Little Secrets by Julie Leto
BANG BANG, I’M DEAD. This is amazing!
Jigsaw by Kathleen Nance
The author’s first foray into romantic suspense isn’t the most credible one, but it does its job well.
