Gigli (2003)
On the bright side, it’s nowhere as awful as they said it is. But it’s not good either, so there’s that.
Category:2 Oogies
Born to Love by Leigh Greenwood
Born to bore, more like.
The Love of a Cowboy by Anna Jeffrey
This cowboy can go dunk his head in a bucket of vomit, and that would be an upgrade.
In Love and War by Merline Lovelace, Lindsay McKenna, and Candace Irvin
Remember how we love the American military so much?
When the Storm Breaks by Heather Lowell
Let’s hope authorial success is genetic, because writing skills certainly aren’t.
Down with Love (2003)
Down with unnecessary, dreary remakes of old movies!
Shades of Scarlet by Linda Fallon
Why is she still with that jerk? Why doesn’t she dump him?
With Eyes of Love by Corey McFadden
The author’s reliance of nasty secondary characters bogs down this story.
Looking for Trouble by Julie Elizabeth Leto
This one sees the author falling into every trap that can sink a Harlequin Blaze novel. I can’t look.
Blissful, Texas by Liz Ireland
Silly humor can be good. Silly characters, however, aren’t so good.