My One and Only by Katherine O’Neal
The purple-tinged melodrama is amusing, but this one isn’t much of a romance.
All Smiles by Stella Cameron
All smiles? More like, forced smiles all around from all the cracked stuff happening here.
The Captive by Amanda Ashley
Barbarian slave and dumb-ass Barbie bimbo bodice ripper, boo!
A Kiss at Midnight by Shana Abé
The author writes like she’s a medieval lady paid by the word.
Mail-Order Bride by Maureen McKade
While not breaking new grounds, this is a good example of the author’s strengths as a storyteller.
The Night Drifter by Susan Carroll
Well, it can drift itself out the window and off a cliff for all I care.
Taming Angelica by Alice Chambers
The shrillness of the idiot heroine is hideously piercing.
A Perfect Scoundrel by Heather Cullman
What an adorable tale of bringing a rake to his knees!
Lady Fortune by Anne Stuart
Ugh, the hero. This is supposed to be a comedy?
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
The scenery is more interesting than the story.