Light in Shadow by Jayne Ann Krentz
In a scary world, there is always a place for a generic, formulaic comfort read.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Pulse Points by Mary Lynn Baxter
All the annoying nonsense in a single volume.
Endless Enchantment by Angie Daniels
The author wants to make the heroine a former bully, only to chicken out halfway and end up nowhere.
To the Nines by Janet Evanovich
Could it be? Is the mojo back?
No More Lies by Susan Squires
The author finally gets almost everything right. Almost,
In Hot Pursuit by Suzann Ledbetter
The author tries her hand at a more conventional romantic suspense, with generic results.
Thunder Creek by Jill Gregory
A new direction – romantic suspense! Alas, it’s not the most exciting new beginning I can hope for.
The Glory of Love by Kim Louise
How many big misunderstanding can one pile up without having them crash down on everybody?
More than You Know by Meg Chittenden
It’s always great to read a work of romantic suspense from someone who knows her stuff.
Night Watch by Suzanne Brockmann
This is such an underdeveloped tale – why is it published again?