The Burning Point by Mary Jo Putney
The author’s debut contemporary effort is daring, risky… but ultimately a failure.
Author:Mrs Giggles
Capturing Annie by Patricia Wynn
Pirates are such cute adorable little fluffy poochies! Let’s take home a few today!
Bardot by Bardot
Use-free pop music is never this fun.
Forbidden Garden by Tracy Fobes
Some horror, some romance, lots of love from me to give.
In the Midnight Rain by Ruth Wind
Why can’t this be a straight-up fiction? The romance is the least interesting aspect of the story.
American Psycho (2000)
Evil is cool, but smugness is not. And this movie mistakes cool evil for smug twattery.
The End of the Affair (1999)
This is a pretty good movie, especially when Ralph Fiennes once again shows off his rear end.
The Seduction by Nicole Jordan
More like The Boredom.
MacKenzie’s Mountain by Linda Howard
This one hasn’t aged well. The love scenes are hot, but everything else is overblown and even silly.
Forbidden Heart by Felicia Mason
The heroine really wants everyone to dislike her.
