One Moment Past Midnight by Emilie Richards
The cover is nice, but the story is oh so familiar.
Category:Genre: Crime & Suspense
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?
Hero in the Nick of Time by Marie Ferrarella
Do you know how hard it is to find a series romance as not-annoying as this one?
The Clairvoyant by Marian Thurm
That’s what I get for wasting money on overhyped books!
Volcano by Patricia Rice
Ooh, talk about an explosion of entertainment!
Beguiled by Lori Foster
The heroine can be irritating, but the hero is hot, hot, hot, Yeah, I’m so easy.
Spies, Lies and Lovers by Sally Tyler Hayes
How did the useless heroine graduate from spy school again? Heaven knows, she’s too dumb to sleep with the instructors for high grades.
The Private Eye by Jayne Ann Krentz
Mulder and Scully analyzes Jayne Ann Krentz. A completely made up non-canon moment.
