The Clairvoyant by Marian Thurm
That’s what I get for wasting money on overhyped books!
Cold Night, Warm Stranger by Jill Gregory
Fun story, great heroine, but the hero is kinda common and basic.
Daring the Devil by Leslie LaFoy
This is just what Halloween needs.
The Heiress by Claire Delacroix
It’s la-la-la time in the land of lu-lu-lunacy.
The Bride of Johnny McAllister by Lori Copeland
Everything is so sweet and nice – probably too much.
Red Roses Mean Love by Jacquie D’Alessandro
Oh god, the hero is such a despicable weenie.
Volcano by Patricia Rice
Ooh, talk about an explosion of entertainment!
Timeless Wish by Barbara Sheridan
The characters really set this one back by at least a mile.
Plunkett & Macleane (1999)
Fun, fun, fun!
His Wicked Ways by Samantha James
Wicked is great, when it feels this good. It’s hard to overlook some fundamental issues here, though.