East of Peculiar by Suzann Ledbetter
Should we blame Janet Evanovich for the proliferation of dotty old people in mystery stories?
Category:2 Oogies
Someday Soon by Joan Wolf
The hero is an ass but that’s okay, he’s Scots and Scots can’t do anything wrong!
A Promise of Roses by Heidi Betts
Western romances are quite scarce these days, and I guess, so is innovation. Or originality.
The Most Wanted Bachelor by Susan Kay Law
The hero and the heroine are so clueless, it’s a wonder they could even breathe with their heads so deep up their rear ends.
Miscalculations by Elizabeth Mansfield
The main characters are such ninnies. The title is indeed prophetic.
A Warrior’s Kiss by Margaret Moore
This one is just meh with some side helping of ugh.
My Lady’s Guardian by Gayle Callen
The author guards her tropes faithfully.
Dinosaur (2000)
Wait, haven’t I seen this one before? At least two times already?
Cinderella and the Spy by Sally Tyler Hayes
Zzzzzz at the heroine’s crybaby antics and passive behavior.
Mad Season by Matchbox Twenty
Did someone say “Bore Season”?
