Unveiled by Jenni Licata
The plot hinges on the heroine being an idiot. Not a good way for a debut author to start the show.
Category:Genre: Historical
Someone to Watch over Me by Lisa Kleypas
Good twin, bad twin, and the rest.
Scottish Brides by Christina Dodd, Stephanie Laurens, Julia Quinn, and Karen Ranney
Four Avon powerhouses in one anthology can’t be wrong, right?
Lord of Vengeance by Tina St John
Now this is a generic kind of writing to market.
Moonlight & Magic by Sharon Pisacreta
There is so much magic in the premise, but not enough in the execution.
Silken Threads by Patricia Ryan
I don’t like the hero, but everything else is just fine with me.
The Last Man in Town by Susan Kay Law
The premise is a bit silly, but the romance makes wonderful sense.
Rebellion by Nora Roberts
The author should stick to contemporary romps.
Scandalous Virtue by Brenda Hiatt
While not exactly groundbreaking, this one fun, frothy read that puts a smile to my face.
Sweetwood Bride by Pamela Morsi
The heroine’s actions in this story are too horrible to overlook.
