Now or Never by Anne Stuart
You know what they say about the dangers of reading a favorite author’s early works…
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
Sleepless in Montana by Cait London
Too many characters, too many issues, and not enough pages and time.
Named of the Dragon by Susanna Kearsley
The Welsh tourism people owes this author a big bonus.
With Heart by Dorothy Garlock
Love, life, World War 2… people can be so melodramatic back then.
Exposure by Susan Andersen
Be careful of the overly cute lisping monster girl.
Broken in Two by Laura Baker
Two unlikable characters somehow make a likable story. Odd, but true.
One Moment Past Midnight by Emilie Richards
The cover is nice, but the story is oh so familiar.
Remember Summer by Elizabeth Lowell
For a revised version of a much older book, this one is surprisingly alright. No great, but adequately entertaining.
The Admiral’s Bride by Suzanne Brockmann
Great boom-boom stuff, but the May-December romance is kind of bland.
Haunting Rachel by Kay Hooper
The heroine is quite the passive, hapless damsel in distress, isn’t she?