More Than You Know by Jo Goodman
Everything is the woman’s fault. Always!
It Must Be Love by Rachel Gibson
Everyone wants this author to be the new Susan Elizabeth Phillips. God, I hope not – she should aim to be better than that author!
Dream Stone by Glenna McReynolds
I have no idea, and I just can’t.
Like No Other by Melanie George
It’s pretty disquieting how the heroine can spend years on the streets but is still an innocent dingbat through and through.
The Renegades: Nick by Genell Dellin
The hero is the most boring kind of broken record.
Drive Me Wild by Julie Ortolon
What starts out fun ends up contrived and annoying.
After the Parade by Dorothy Garlock
World War 2 is over, but dang, those killers don’t waste time getting back to business.
Hot Chocolate by Suzanne Forster, Lori Foster, Elda Minger, and Fayrene Preston
Maybe some actual hot chocolate can make this better.
One Summer’s Night by Mary Alice Kruesi
Maybe the novelty is gone, but I find this one too corny for my tastes.
Midnight Kisses by Kimberly Raye
It’s unnerving just how much the author enjoys humiliating her heroine.