His Fair Lady by Kathleen Kirkwood
Everything could have been different, but the author opts to stick to the tropes. Oh well.
Category:2 Oogies
Three Weddings and a Giggle by Liz Curtis Higgs, Carolyn Zane, and Karen Ball
Not much giggles to be had here. Jesus won’t approve.
Face Up by Lisa Stansfield
She’s been around the world, but now she’s stuck in a rut.
Standfast by Standfast
Tell me what to beli-eee-eee-eee-eve… zzzzzz…
Destiny by Maggie Shayne
The heroine is whiny, the whole thing is so cheesy. and I’m feeling queasy.
Emerald’s Fire by Eboni Snoe
Is this a romance or a new age tract?
Baby, Oh Baby! by Robin Wells
No, baby, no!
The Irish Enchantress by Amy J Fetzer
For a medieval romance, the main characters are so progressive and forward-thinking, it’s nauseating.
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000)
A lot of the Rugrats magic is lost in the transition to big screen.
All About Love by Stephanie Laurens
Exclusive! A behind the scenes look into the devious Cynster racket!
