Dangerous Games by Justine Dare
The author reminds everyone why she’s one of the better ones in the genre.
The Truelove Bride by Shana Abé
Scottish medieval courtship shenanigans ahoy!
Guardian Groom by Shelley Cooper
It starts out so good, but then becomes predictable and mundane.
Karma by Delerium
Hey, it’s Silence and… uh, songs that aren’t Silence.
The Sound of Snow by Katherine Kingsley
A few beautiful scenes can’t change the fact that this is a cookie-cutter romance.
William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999)
Did anyone ask for an unimaginative movie adaptation of the play?
Springwater Seasons: Rachel by Linda Lael Miller
This is a short time-waster that manages to inflict some mortal wounds on the brain.
The Rake by Mary Jo Putney
This is well written and enjoyable, but its handling of alcoholism feels simultaneously over simplistic yet heavy handed.
The Charm School by Susan Wiggs
This story gives me life. I laughed, cried, sobbed, and sighed through every second of it.
Virtual Heaven by Ann Lawrence
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