Sun Valley by Gena Hale
That cliché holds up: third time is the charm. Well, sort of.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Moving Target by Elizabeth Lowell
This is the very definition of cheap thrills. It is fun while it lasts, but good luck trying to remember much about it later.
Secret Admirer & Lady Killer by Michele Jaffe
Two books for the price of one… and at the cost of your brain cells as well.
The Proposition by Shirley Harrison
This one seems to care more about introducing secondary characters than to tell a decent story.
Hot Rain by Kat Martin
This one is so, so, so unbelievably dumb that it is almost entertaining. Almost.
Lola Carlyle Reveals All by Rachel Gibson
Let me tell all: this one is just so fun to read.
Falling for You by Kim Louise
This is a slow-paced romantic suspense with the hero playing the colossal idiot in distress.
Hush by Anne Frasier
While this one isn’t a groundbreaking suspense, it is well done enough to keep me engaged.
Bubbles Unbound by Sarah Strohmeyer
Everyone wants to be Janet Evanovich these days.
White Mountain by Dinah McCall
The heroine is so hapless and the hero is so over the top macho that the whole thing resembles a cartoon.
