Let It Snow by Fern Michaels, Virginia Henley, Holly Chamberlin, and Marcia Evanick
The best stories are the truly ghastly ones.
Category:2 Oogies
The Perfect Seduction by Leslie LaFoy
The author’s refusal to hold her hero accountable for his own sins makes this one the perfect contrivance.
Table for Two by Dara Girard
We actually need a tank, rather than a table, to fit all the whining and moaning of the main characters.
After the Fire by Kathryn Shay
What’s worse than two whiny martyrs? More whiny martyrs!
Wild Highland Rose by Dee Davis
A potentially interesting plot ruined by mediocre execution.
Laurel Canyon (2002)
Another story of rich white people and their first world problems. Who cares about which of these bores is sleeping with whom?
Frontier Christmas by Ana Leigh, Carolyn Davidson, and Kate Bridges
Christmas is always a time for forgettable anthologies.
Kissing the Countess by Susan King
So much martyrdom, and so much blah.
Out of the Dark by Sharon Sala
I know, one needs to ride the bandwagon to keep making bread, but romantic suspense isn’t shaping up to be the author’s thing.
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003)
Inferior sequel to a much better movie – same old story, really. A boring one.