Looking for Trouble by Anne Stuart
I suppose you have really made it when they started reissuing your embarrassing older titles…
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
The Return by Dinah McCall
This one is over the top silly that it’s almost funny. Almost.
East of Peculiar by Suzann Ledbetter
Should we blame Janet Evanovich for the proliferation of dotty old people in mystery stories?
Alice Little and the Big Girl’s Blouse by Maggie Gibson
Mob bosses, chick lit doozies, gay BFFs, and other madness.
The Unsung Hero by Suzanne Brockmann
Heroines remain the author’s Achilles heel.
Cinderella and the Spy by Sally Tyler Hayes
Zzzzzz at the heroine’s crybaby antics and passive behavior.
The Stargazer by Michele Jaffe
What possessed these people to spend so much money on promoting this ridiculous book?
MacKenzie’s Mountain by Linda Howard
This one hasn’t aged well. The love scenes are hot, but everything else is overblown and even silly.
Angel Meets the Badman by Maggie Shayne
The Badman? Seriously?
Brown-Eyed Girl by Mariah Stewart
The story is solid, but the execution could be better.