Robert’s Lady by Nicole Byrd
An interesting conundrum of a premise, ruined by one-dimensional dingbat characters.
Category:Book Reviews
Once and Always by Alyssa Deane
It’s a pretty old-school campy read, very entertaining in spite of its flaws.
Jezebel and the Egghead by Daisy Dexter Dobbs
Wacky, wacky, wacky, but where’s the substance?
Bride for a Night by Patti Berg
Refusal to talk is the agenda of the day, and it’s painful.
A Woman Scorned by Liz Carlyle
Okay hero, annoying heroine. Kind of like most romance novels out there.
Just Before Dawn by Rochelle Alers
What a nice sleeping aid!
The Dangerous Gentleman by Julia London
Ugh, can someone do me a favor and shoot the hero in his genitalia?
Brown-Eyed Girl by Mariah Stewart
The story is solid, but the execution could be better.
Joining by Johanna Lindsey
The brats masquerading as the hero and the heroine are really obnoxious.
Tantalizing by Lori Foster
It is not exactly tantalizing, but it will do.