
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.

This one is so campy and delightful, I just have to like it despite its ridiculousness. Or maybe because of it.
The heroine is so child-like that this story becomes creepy.
I like the song by Madonna far better than this book, and I don’t even like that song.
Yawn. I expected better.
Wait, haven’t I just read a similar story last time around? Yes, same story, take two.
Be careful of the overly cute lisping monster girl.
Wait, there’s a heroine in this book?
Charming, but played out.
Now this is one debut author who knows how to make the right moves.
Someone thought it was a good idea to let Thea Devine terrify Harlequin Temptation readers.