Jordan by Lori Foster
The heroines are still boring.
Category:2 Oogies
Gabe by Lori Foster
Boring heroines are in, sigh.
Angel’s Gold by Samantha Lee
This one is absurd enough to be somewhat amusing, but absurd is still absurd.
Strangers in the Night by Katherine Deauxville, Amanda Harte, and Eugenia Riley
A rarely used setting – during World War 2 – and the authors just blew it. Sigh.
The Third Heiress by Brenda Joyce
This one is like a bad imitation of a VC Andrews story. More camp needed.
Swan’s Grace by Linda Francis Lee
The author tries too hard to wring my emotions. I quite resent that.
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000)
This low-rent sequel assembles a third-rate version of the cast in the original movie. So much cringe to give!
The Paper Marriage by Bronwyn Williams
The heroine’s stupidity powers her through all kinds of nonsense.
Lip Service by MJ Rose
Overrated, and not even as sexy as advertized. What a snoozer.
Much Ado About Love by Malia Martin
Well, it tries. Didn’t succeed, but I suppose the effort counts for a little.