Pointed and Political | A Burning by Megha Majumdar
A strong debut taking place in a West Bengali slum, I wonder if the author's social critique was too heavy-handed.
Catastrophically Unbelievable | The Rancher and the City Girl by Kathy Douglass
This enemies to lovers romance was both implausible and weirdly boring. NOT a winning combination, my friends.
Good Idea, Bad Execution | The Queen of Ieflaria by Effie Calvin
A F/F marriage of convenience fantasy romance—with dragons! Unfortunately, a terrific premise couldn't sustain this poorly structured novel.
(Even More) Short Reviews for Harlequin Readers: December 7, 2020
Billionaires, secret heiresses, Black people in love, motorcycle gangs. Whatever you want, Harlequin has got you covered!
Short Reviews for Harlequin Readers: December 6, 2020
Romance novels for readers who like to get straight to the point!
Confessions of a Problematic Reader | The First Snowdrop by Mary Balogh
I'm not *proud* that I liked this, but I HECKIN LOVED IT ANYWAY. Nobody does a Regency marriage of convenience like Mary Balogh.