The Devil’s Waltz by Anne Stuart
This one looks and feels like an Anne Stuart story, until a closer look reveals that nothing feels genuine or real.
This one looks and feels like an Anne Stuart story, until a closer look reveals that nothing feels genuine or real.
I think the author is incapable of creating compelling conflict anymore.
This one is fun, but its unpolished nature can be a bit of a drag.
As much as it pains me to say this, this book is not good. Not good at all.
Well, here’s a mixed bag collection of short stories, one for each season.
This is the best kind of apology for a crappy previous book. This one works in every way that matters, so it’s worthy of love.
Wait, I finally get it! The author is actually writing comedies! That’s why her heroines are so wacky!
This would have been a two-oogie read, but I adore the hero too much. Yeah, I’m soft; sue me.
Fabio dons a pirate costume and knows that you are salivating to ride his mighty cutlass. But you need to buy the book first!