Maggie Needs an Alibi by Kasey Michaels
A cozy mystery series with satirical elements revolving around the romance novel industry? Intriguing!
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
My Hero by Mary McBride
Same old small town romance fare here. It’s okay, but it’s not the most exciting thing ever.
Killing Moon by Rebecca York
What’s that… thing… on the cover?
In the Cold by Lynn Erickson
The romance seems more dysfunctional than the sad suspense plot.
In a Heartbeat by Kayla Perrin
This is a forgettable read, but, rather tellingly, it’s the author’s best book to date.
Men of Courage by Lori Foster, Donna Kauffman, and Jill Shalvis
These men are courageous because they hook up with imbeciles.
Desperado by Diana Palmer
The characters here are deranged. Almost hilariously so.
Running Scared by Elizabeth Lowell
This one feels too much like the author’s last few books. The formula is really showing.
Bad Moon Rising by Katherine Sutcliffe
This generally solid romantic suspense is made more awesome by the hero.
Back Roads by Susan Crandall
Beautiful writing trumps banality, every time.