To Kiss a Spy by Jane Feather
Well, here’s a lot of fuss and melodramatic gullibility that lead up to nothing big.
Category:2 Oogies
Then Comes Marriage by Christie Ridgway
It’s better than the previous book, for what that’s worth.
Living Large by Rochelle Alers, Donna Hill, Brenda Jackson, and Francis Ray
Now we know that fat women can be just as boring as skinny ones.
Power of Persuasion by Selena Montgomery
Mommy, the agents are still bickering! Make them stop!
The Ring on Her Finger by Elizabeth Bevarly
And hey, here’s my awesome finger!
Maid of Killarney by Ana Seymour
Made of baloney.
Getting Lucky by Susan Andersen
With a caveman boor of a hero in here, who’s getting lucky, exactly?
The Butterfly Garden by Mary Campisi
So much sugar, it’s dangerous!
Reality Check by Leslie Carroll
Sigh, another story where the author can’t or won’t get the reality TV thing right.
The Penwyth Curse by Catherine Coulter
The author’s brand of comedy is from another planet, one where English is the sixth language.