A Garden in the Rain by Lynn Kurland
Perhaps it is a good thing that the doormat and the mope are both thrown back in time, away from saner people.

Perhaps it is a good thing that the doormat and the mope are both thrown back in time, away from saner people.

The heroine really deserves to have a dunce cap shoved up her nostril.

Oh god, another child star turned hardcore pop tart.

The heroine has no charisma and the hero has no charm.

How do you make an asshole hero lovable? Get everyone to tell me that he is the one for the heroine non-stop until I want to die.

This is such an underdeveloped tale – why is it published again?

Is it just me or is this some badly written attempt at a cult textbook?

This sequel doesn’t succeed in capturing the dubious charms of the original movie.

Oh god, now we have kids running wild and playing hero in this la-la land version of… something.

Yeah, I don’t think this franchise is going to happen.
