Prince Charming by Robin Wells
Let’s douse gasoline on this thing and set it on fire!
Category:1 Oogie
Naughty, Naughty by Susan Johnson, Adrienne Lee, Leandra Logan, and Anne Marie Winston
Stupid, stupid.
The Black Knight by Connie Mason
Ugh. Just horrid.
Lords of the Night by Janice Bennett, Sara Blayne, and Monique Ellis
So many mopey vampire dudes paired with imbecile virgins.
Heaven’s Rogue by Colleen Shannon
The heroine is genuinely convinced that a statue is her soulmate. Good thing it comes alive to roger her silly.
Lily Fair by Kimberly Cates
The heroine is so child-like that this story becomes creepy.
Starlight, Starbright by Saranne Dawson
I like the song by Madonna far better than this book, and I don’t even like that song.
Night Moves by Thea Devine
Someone thought it was a good idea to let Thea Devine terrify Harlequin Temptation readers.
The Christmas Box Collection by Richard Paul Evans
If this is godly fiction, no wonder there are atheists.
Stroke of Luck by Lillie Ammann
Which comes first, the stroke or the insane shrieking banshee lunatic act? It’s hard to tell.