Dancing on the Wind by Mary Jo Putney
Missing twin sisters are always a nuisance.
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Thunder and Roses by Mary Jo Putney
This one is actually pretty good, but is eventually killed by its blatant double standards.
The Spiral Path by Mary Jo Putney
Sentimental and preachy, this one is more interested in spreading the author’s idea of very important messages than to tell a love story.
The China Bride by Mary Jo Putney
This one is going so good until it careens off course and straight down the pits by its last third. Yikes.
Bride by Arrangement by Mary Jo Putney, Merline Lovelace, and Gayle Wilson
Don’t bet on remembering much about the stories here.
The Wild Child by Mary Jo Putney
Oh, the adorable hero. Yucks, the heroine.
The Burning Point by Mary Jo Putney
The author’s debut contemporary effort is daring, risky… but ultimately a failure.
Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women by Various Authors
Here are a bunch of authors coming together to tell us why their works are awesome.
The Bargain by Mary Jo Putney
Even a few more rounds of rewriting can’t change the fact that the heroine is an annoying wretch.
The Diabolical Baron by Mary Jo Putney
First books getting reissued often never go well, but the author manages to do this mostly egg-free on the face.
