Gallant Waif by Anne Gracie
Everyone’s heaping praises on it. I don’t get it. Oh well.
Category:2 Oogies
Fallen by Celeste Bradley
The first half is good, The second half… well, the aliens must have struck or something.
The Pleasure Master by Nina Bangs
There is no sign of intelligence in this story. None at all.
The Virtuous Cyprian by Nicola Cornick
Idiot twin sister gets taken advantage of by smarter sister, but finds love in the process. Give that girl a doggy biscuit.
Asking for Trouble by Geri Borcz
Woman-hating he-man cowboy gets a happy ending! Barf.
Gambler’s Gold by Tori Light
Much of the fun here is unintentional on the author’s part, oh dear.
Dancer in the Dark (2000)
Here’s a movie for pretentious twats to enjoy.
The Mackenzies: Zach by Ana Leigh
Who are all these people and why are they cluttering up the story?
A Knight’s Tale (2001)
No amount of deliberately anachronistic hipness can mask the stale and tired story.
Desperate Deceptions by Linda Hudson-Smith
Everyone’s bleating and being miserable just to deliver a PSA on the evils of putting the elderly into homes.