Carrying the Gentleman’s Secret by Helen Dickson
Yay, a genuinely smart heroine and… a cruel POS of a hero. Damn it!
Category:2 Oogies
An Unlikely Debutante by Laura Martin
Another one! The parade of imbecile heroines just keeps coming, oh god.
Deep Sea Mutant Snake (2022)
China’s love affair with monster snakes can be horrible and embarrassing to behold.
The Sloan Men (1997)
Meeting the future in-laws is the death of so many blossoming romances.
The Wallflower Duchess by Liz Tyner
Everything wrong with society will magically vanish once you tell off your mom. What is this, a relationship subreddit?
Betrayed (2023)
Do these people even know how to make an action-packed episode?
The Saxon Outlaw’s Revenge by Elisabeth Hobbes
It’s remarkable how many imbecile heroines manage to survive wars with their hides intact.
Love’s Wicked Requiem by Nikki Prince
Years of dumb drama erased by a single thrust of, er. communion. Romance, baby!
The Captain’s Disgraced Lady by Catherine Tinley
We should rekindle the noble tradition of issuing a fatwa on stupid and loud heroines.
But at My Back I Always Hear (1997)
A mentally unstable student torments the professor she has developed a crush on… and she’s allowed to win. Why?