Cimarron Rose by Nicole Foster
The heroine really sets herself up by being a complete idiot. Charming.
Author:Mrs Giggles
The Lady and the Lion by Cynthia Kirk
The mystery is far more interesting than the romance.
Gambler’s Gold by Tori Light
Much of the fun here is unintentional on the author’s part, oh dear.
Dancer in the Dark (2000)
Here’s a movie for pretentious twats to enjoy.
His Betrothed by Gayle Callen
Hey, it’s the jerk and the martyr doing the same old song and dance!
The Mackenzies: Zach by Ana Leigh
Who are all these people and why are they cluttering up the story?
Wait Until Dark by Karen Robards, Andrea Kane, Linda Anderson, and Mariah Stewart
I’m still waiting for the fun to start.
Traffic (2000)
This is without doubt an exceptional, impactful insight into both sides of the war for and against the drug cartels.
A Knight’s Tale (2001)
No amount of deliberately anachronistic hipness can mask the stale and tired story.
Anything for Love by Connie Brockway
Ooh, an actual Western romance with an independent heroine! Well, I suppose it could be better…