A Rebellious Bride by Brenda Hiatt
This one has one of the most imbecilic heroines ever. Rescuing her from her own mess makes up 90% of the story.
Category:1 Oogie
Irish Eyes by Tina Donahue, Jill Henry, and Elizabeth Keys
I hope this isn’t a reflection of the general Irish IQ level.
The Mother’s Day Garden by Kimberly Cates
Will this author get anything more than one oogie?
Take Me, I’m Yours by Elizabeth Bevarly
No, just go away, and take… whatever… with you.
Like Silk by Mary Lynn Baxter
Change the last word to another four-lettered S word, and you’d get a more accurate title for this book.
Too Much Temptation by Lori Foster
Too much nonsense here.
The Women of Primrose Creek by Linda Lael Miller
Yes, let’s revisit the turds that should have been left hidden away for all time.
The Mackenzies: Jared by Ana Leigh
This one is far more invested in selling past and future books than to tell a story.
40 Days and 40 Nights (2002)
A guy can’t get off in 40 days or he will lose a bet. Oh, the horror.
When a Man Loves a Woman by Bette Ford
Which is worse – the heroine or the hero’s mother? Maybe it’s better to just read something else.