Maddie’s Justice by Leslie LaFoy
This one is too clichéd to its own detriment.
Category:2 Oogies
Family Ties by Jacquelin Thomas
This is a joke that the author isn’t it on. Oh dear.
After Dark by Jayne Castle
Watch out, the paraillusions will get you, so try not to fall asleep…
Dark Sapphire by Lisa Jackson
This whole thing feels like a bad accident from start to finish.
Lioness by Nell Brien
Why does it have to have romance? Ugh.
An English Rose by Deborah Satinwood
The heroine loves her stupid house more than anything else here, and that’s sad.
Heaven on Earth by Constance O’Day-Flannery
This is a boring motivational seminar. Can I go home now?
Perfect Match by Hailey North
This one needs a big dose of magic to redeem itself.
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (2000)
There’s a sweet story here, but it’s buried under a pile of scatalogical jokes and painful gags.
Shaft (2000)
This version of the dude is free of blaxploitation stuff. It’s serious, sober, and rather dull.