Scoundrel for Hire by Adrienne deWolfe
Dangerous Liaisons with guilt-ridden moaning meenies in the lead roles? No, doesn’t quite work.
Category:Book Reviews
Kilgannon by Kathleen Givens
Ooh, a promising start of a historical dramatic series! Maybe Marsha Canham should be worried.
Haunting Hope by Raina Lynn
The heroine is a bit unhinged here.
Ransom by Julie Garwood
Come to Scotland and get intimate with diabetes.
Dawnflight by Kim Headlee
A King Arthur story without the magic, and still seems magical? Interesting.
Heaven’s Rogue by Colleen Shannon
The heroine is genuinely convinced that a statue is her soulmate. Good thing it comes alive to roger her silly.
A Country Christmas by Various Authors
Cowboys and Christmas – the usual sweet stuff. Too sweet, perhaps.
With Heart by Dorothy Garlock
Love, life, World War 2… people can be so melodramatic back then.
Whitehorse by Katherine Sutcliffe
The author goes a little too overboard in trying to pass off the hero’s swagger as something… good.
Heart’s Desire by Monica Jackson
This one is so campy and delightful, I just have to like it despite its ridiculousness. Or maybe because of it.