The Pleasure Principle by Shirley Harrison
Can accountants provide an interesting romantic suspense? Not with this lot.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
I’m No Angel by Patti Berg
The author’s first official romantic suspense is quite the kitchen sink.
The Spy Who Loves Me by Julie Kenner
This one is almost solid, if you can overlook the fake action heroine.
To Have and to Hold by Janice Sims
This is an actual sequel. Did anyone ask for it?
Proof by Justine Davis
The proof is in the boring pudding. Or something.
Play Dead by Anne Frasier
Tighter focus and pacing would have done wonders for this one.
The Midnight Hour by Brenda Jackson
Maybe the author doesn’t have an affinity to romantic suspense? Just a thought.
What Memories Remain by Cait London
The author is still obsessed with making her characters one-dimensionally miserable. That’s characterization for you.
Full Blast by Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes
Oh, this is just rubbish.
Almost Like Being in Love by Christina Dodd
And now we have spies and terrorists to make the whole thing more awkward.