Lazarus Rising by Anne Stuart
Early doesn’t always means classic, you know.
Stardust of Yesterday by Lynn Kurland
The heroine ruins everything by being an annoying, whiny imbecile.
Second Star to the Right by Mary Alice Kruesi
Reading this book made me write a fan mail to the author. Damn it, it’s that good!
Beyond the Highland Mist by Karen Marie Moning
Avoid unless you are really bored.
A Rose at Midnight by Anne Stuart
This is still one of the best romance novels I’ve ever read, even after all these years.
To Tame a Texan by Evelyn Crowe, Lorraine Heath, Vivian Vaughan, and Eileen Wilks
I thought Texans would be… bigger.
The X-Files (1998)
Nothing is really explained here, but it’s all about the love.
The Wedding Gamble by Julia Justiss
This is definitely a memorable debut effort, but it leans more closely to sadistic self-imposed martyrdom kind of stories than I’d have liked.
Marrying Mattie by Victoria Dark
It is never a good sign when one’s first book is this absurd.