The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro
Browsers are never this fascinating or sexy.
Simmer All Night by Geralyn Dawson
There is some simmering chemistry, but the story is a bit too predictable for its own good.
Magic by Daylight by Lynn Bailey
Unfortunately, there’s not much magic here to savor.
Superstar (1999)
This one doesn’t know whether it wants to humiliate or celebrate its lead character.
A Kiss to Dream On by Neesa Hart
Sweet, heartwarming, adorable… oh, I’ve run out of superlatives to describe this one.
Loving Glory by Geri Borcz
Oh my, this is a near-miraculous improvement over the previous effort.
In Search of an Impotent Man by Gaby Hauptmann
The heroine is too stupid and toxic for me to care.
Now or Never by Anne Stuart
You know what they say about the dangers of reading a favorite author’s early works…
The MacLean Groom by Kathleen Harrington
The hero is so adult compared to the heroine, the effect is unintentionally creepy.
Sleepless in Montana by Cait London
Too many characters, too many issues, and not enough pages and time.