Simply Wild by Shelby Lewis
Oh, I give up. This is hopeless.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Ms. Simon Says by Mary McBride
A bomb went off, but let’s focus on whether or not the hero and the heroine are in love. Priorities, people!
Into the Fire by Jessica Hall
This is a better suspense story than a romance. Depending on what you are looking for, this one can be alright or just depressing.
Out of the Blue by JoAnn Ross
Everyone and their dog as well as grandmother wants to kill the heroine.
The Edge of Midnight by Beverly Jenkins
The author makes her mainstream suspense debut,,, and it’s not exactly a splash, I’m afraid.
Facing Fear by Gennita Low
The author is trying too hard here, that she misses the forest for the trees.
An Unforgettable Lady by Jessica Bird
Too bad the story is nowhere as unforgettable.
Mortal Sin by Laurie Breton
Ooh, a priest hero. Shame he’s kind of blah here.
French Twist by Roxanne St Claire
Nice cover, but the story is pretty flat despite the presence of all the things I would normally adore.
High Stakes by Angela Winters
The dingbat heroine and the creepy hero versus cartoon bad guys. I just don’t wanna.