Doing Good by Pamela Morsi
What may work in the historical genre translates awkwardly to the contemporary setting.
Category:2 Oogies
Morning Orbit by David Usher
Should a guy this whiny be allowed loose in the rock genre?
Roses Will Bloom Again by Lori Copeland
More like, the gorge will rise again.
The Lily and the Sword by Sara Bennett
Can the inept heroine prove to the hero that she is pure and virtuous, unlike other women out there?
Claiming the Highlander by Kinley MacGregor
The author does her best to promote that women have no willpower or conviction when it comes to hot men.
The Pretender by Jaclyn Reding
Feminism is stupidity. Yay!
Rose in the Mist by Ana Seymour
The heroine is a spy. Yes, she’s very stupid. How shocking!
Dating Without Novocaine by Lisa Cach
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…
Noble Intentions by Katie MacAlister
Everyone here is nuts. Approach with caution.
Shallow Hal (2001)
Respect fatties! As long as they look like Gwyneth Paltrow, of course.
