Bound by Duty by Diane Gaston
Oh no, once more a heroine meets a fate worse than death: marriage to a hot, rich, and kind man.
Category:Book Reviews
An Exquisite Challenge by Jennifer Hayward
It’s only a true blue Modern story in its last few chapters. For me, that’s not a bad thing!
The Mistress That Tamed De Santis by Natalie Anderson
No, this is not about the guy currently fighting with Mickey Mouse.
The Enforcer by Anna Perrin
Good: competent heroine. Ugh: the hero.
For Lovers Only by Terry Lawrence
One cottage. Four people. Wait, not like that… sadly.
City of Simplicity by Rae Lori
Maybe some plots just aren’t meant for short stories.
Sweet Stolen Passion by Jolene Prewitt-Parker
The heroine is pretty awesome, but the hero is a dud.
Peter’s Return by Cynthia Cooke
God gives AIDS to heathen kids and doubts to women that dare to think they know better than their man.
Benjamin by Tami Lund
Who needs a well-done plot or anything else when you have a shirtless guy on the cover?
The Trouble With Magic by Mary Kay McComas
No amount of magic is going to improve the bonkers plot.