Iridescence by David Manoa
The story may be there, but the writing skill is so amateurish that I end up feeling tad sorry for the author.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Law of the Irish by Ezra Dawn
The characters are from a cartoon, but the story itself isn’t much of one. Hence, tonal whiplash.
To Awaken a Monster by Sam Crescent
You can’t get more po’ white trash than a heroine who is knocked up by her husband’s daddy, that’s for sure.
Her Thin Blue Lifeline by AJ Downey
Up for another tale of an injured heroine being watched over by an action figure hero?
Three Weddings and a Murder by Tessa Dare, Leigh LaValle, Courtney Milan, and Carey Baldwin
Donald Trump is the worst thing to happen to Courtney Milan.
Twelve Days of Pleasure by Deborah Fletcher Mello
Some parts good, some parts meh – this is squarely right in the three-oogie territory.
Necessary Risk by Tara Wyatt
Well, this didn’t work to break my reading slump at all. Here’s my sad face.
The Other Lady Vanishes by Amanda Quick
Suspense and entertainment also vanish. I sense a long book slump coming on…
Tempted by the Badge by Deborah Fletcher Mello
The hero is a PI and the heroine is a high school teacher. So whose sexy badge are we talking about here?
The Negotiator by HelenKay Dimon
If the author wants my $3.99 that badly, just start a GoFundMe or something.