Irish Moonlight by Kate Freiman
Irish snooze, more like.
Northern Nights by Theresa Scott
Someone please kill the hero slowly and painfully, thanks.
A Thing of Beauty by Casey Claybourne
It may be a thing, but it’s not beautiful.
Cooking Up Trouble by Emma Craig
The devil tries to lead a moron woman astray. Idiot.
One Wilde Night by Stacy Brown
The hero is such an asshole, his breakdown is almost worth all the nonsense he puts everyone through.
e. by Matt Beaumont
If there is only one comedy on office politics that you will read in a lifetime, make it this one.
A Cowboy for Christmas by Anna DeForest
Ugh, so many overused plot devices and tropes, I don’t know where to look.
True Love by Brenda Jackson
This is an enjoyable romance, but mind the surfeit of secondary characters.
All I Want for Christmas by Sheila Rabe
I want a book from this author that isn’t a rude poke in the eye. Is that too much to ask?
Love’s Deception by Adrianne Byrd
A tough-nosed businesswoman finds love and retains her dignity in the process? Remarkable.