The Wolfman of Notting Hollow by CB Cheliah
The cover is a big lie.
Category:Book Reviews
The Flower Cottage by Leeanna Morgan
This one has too many “Aw shucks, don’t you wish you live in a small town like us?” scenes and not enough actual story.
The Greek Tycoon’s Disobedient Bride by Lynne Graham
Both the hero and the heroine are annoying gnats. Make them go away, please.
The Millionaire’s Inexperienced Love-Slave by Miranda Lee
And the award for the biggest LIE of a title goes to…
A Bargain With the Enemy by Carole Mortimer
By the gods, the hero is… likable! The heroine, therefore, hauls rear overtime to meet the insane POS quota.
Highland Yuletide Wish by Kristin Gleeson
Oh great, here’s an actual sequel to something that I’ve never read before.
Shared by Her Mountain Man by Cameron Hart
The heroine is so hapless and dumb that she needs not one but two mountain men to be her babysitters.
Carrying the Sheikh’s Heir by Lynn Raye Harris
This story pushes the definition of “absurd” to the limit.
The Mediterranean Millionaire’s Mistress by Maggie Cox
The heroine is traumatized by the fact that the hero is actually a millionaire. Sounds about right for the average Modern heroine.
Penthouse Prince by Lauren Smith
This ooh-aah story makes me go ow-ow.