The Charade by Laura Lee Guhrke
Great couple. great chemistry, great… everything. The author wins this round.
Legend of the Sorcerer by Donna Kauffman
Absurd, silly, and oh so fun in all the right ways.
Sing When You’re Winning by Robbie Williams
Strange, the self-absorbed prat sounds… sad, at times. Trouble in paradise?
Coast to Coast by Westlife
Westlife – making boredom a new kind of herpes since 1311.
Neurotica by Sue Margolis
This is a fun raunchy comedy. Not much of a romance, but you shouldn’t be reading this for that in the first place.
Wish You Were Here by Christie Ridgway
Same old, more old.
Matt Caldwell: Texas Tycoon by Diana Palmer
Mutilating a book is never more fun.
The Orchid Hunter by Jill Marie Landis
Even with a unique plot and setting, the author can still make the whole thing feel old and familiar. Amazing.
The Gentleman Thief by Deborah Simmons
A clear winning example on how to do that ditsy bluestocking thing right.
The Dangerous Lord by Sabrina Jeffries
Someone needs to gag the heroine ASAP. May as well tie her up and throw her out the window while we’re at it.