Forever, Monie by Nikki Prince
The cover suggests that this is a raunchy read, but it’s actually a wholesome, quaintly old-school romance.
The cover suggests that this is a raunchy read, but it’s actually a wholesome, quaintly old-school romance.
Oh look, Loki is now the husband in The Time Traveler’s Wife. Well, sort of.
The heroine ruins the hero’s life and nearly gets him killed just because he won’t do her. True love, people!
The guy on the cover is the hottest thing about this lame duck of a read.
This one wants so bad to be like Terrifier, but it’s more of a terrifyingly bad wannabe.
Oh good, another story about a dead grandmother’s will forcing the heroine to go back to her ex.
This one has some of the worst sex talk ever, but not much else.
This is an inconsequential kind of pleasantness.
You know there’s trouble when the only pre-release hype for this thing is “Latin representation”.
This flop of hilariously awful proportions is… dare I say it? It’s actually not bad.