Lucky by Sharon Sala
Sigh. Stupidity is going to be a constant aspect of the author’s heroines, I guess?
Category:2 Oogies
Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)
This is a lazy and sloppy entry into an already sloppy series. Sigh.
The Pretender by Barbara Miller
At least this time they didn’t waste a hot guy cover on a crappy book!
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)
Native Americans PETA embrace the wind white men are garbage freedom mountains buzzwords et cetera.
Once in a Lifetime by Gwynne Forster
Talk about slow and lethargic pacing and everything else.
Seduction by Amanda Quick
The hero is just too much here; I can’t appreciate how he just steamrollers the heroine over and over.
West of Bliss by Suzann Ledbetter
At last, the series is over! It’s finally over… right?
Island Interlude by Linda Hudson-Smith
The hero coming off like an addled fool is the only source of entertainment here.
The Seduction by Julia Ross
This is a painful manual on how to have sex is the name of responsibility and what not.
The Bachelor by Carly Phillips
A category romance author makes her single title debut with a slightly longer single title.