The Mistress of Rosecliffe by Rexanne Becnel
Ugh, on the bright side, at least the trilogy of abhorrent nastiness is done with.
Category:1 Oogie
Bedazzled by Bertrice Small
Are you waiting for the author to return to the world of Skye O’Malley? Well, bring a pillow, it’s a boring ride.
Coast to Coast by Westlife
Westlife – making boredom a new kind of herpes since 1311.
Brit’s Lady by Kit Dee
Predictable and dull, with a side helping of the heroine acting like a dim-witted klutz. Lovely!
No Strings Attached by Judy Gill
This one can make the reader feel like hanging herself in despair.
Dearest Max by Barbara Miller
Everyone in this dank and depressing story can just get lost and die.
Oops!… I Did It Again by Britney Spears
She did it again, alright. Horrible, just horrible.
Sixpence None the Richer by Sixpence None the Richer
There she goes again, boring me to sleep.
El Alma Al Aire by Alejandro Sanz
El Alma Al Boring is more like it. Sing some music, dude.
P.S. I’ve Taken a Lover by Patricia Lucas White
P.S. I’m going to hurl now.