A Reason to Love by Marcia King-Gamble
This one is made of clichés and it tastes bland.
This one is made of clichés and it tastes bland.
This quiet, intimate, yet emotionally haunting drama will get under your skin.
Pure and simple? More like vile and putrid.
This is likely the worst movie of 2001, It’s still early, but this one is really that bad.
This heartbreaking, fascinating drama celebrates as much as it deconstructs the many facets of femininity.
The author saved the worst hero for the last book in this series. Just awesome.
A love triangle with an obvious Mr Wrong isn’t very exciting, is it?
Sweet, nice, and… uh, something.
Don’t laugh, but there’s a living, sentient mountain in this story.
Oops, she did it again.