The Gingerbread Man by Maggie Shayne
This one has an appealing hero and great creepy atmosphere, although it can be depressingly formulaic too.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Hide and Seek by Cherry Adair
No matter what the plot is, all that matters is debating whether the heroine’s pure enough for love.
Darkling I Listen by Katherine Sutcliffe
The suspense is pretty good, but the bombastic tone and double standards can be a tough buy.
Caught in the Act by Lori Foster
So, the author does remember how to do fun and sexy!
Touching Evil by Kay Hooper
Wow, this one is what I’d call a truly edge-of-seat story. Don’t read it when you are all alone!
I Got You, Babe by Jane Graves
The author tries too hard and reaches too far in this one. It’s okay; rookie mistakes – we’ve all done them.
The Flight of Lucy Spoon by Maggie Gibson
Lots of cocaine, two crazy chicks, mobs, ransom, and yay.
Heartbreaker by Julie Garwood
Oh, look who wants to be a romantic suspense author now.
Forever Love by Francine Craft
Good lord, this one is just ridiculous.
Sacred Love by Shelby Lewis
The concept is good, but the execution is a different, sad story.