Strangers at Dawn by Elizabeth Thornton
Here’s a moron. There’s a moron. Everywhere there’s a moron!
Category:2 Oogies
Haunting Hope by Raina Lynn
The heroine is a bit unhinged here.
Whitehorse by Katherine Sutcliffe
The author goes a little too overboard in trying to pass off the hero’s swagger as something… good.
Baby Love by Catherine Anderson
Another badly beaten, mauled, et cetera heroine being rescued by the perfect millionaire. Yawn.
Star of Wonder by Jo Beverley, Alice Alfonsi, Tess Farraday, and Kate Freiman
Spurts of blunder, more like.
Blue Streak (1999)
Martin Lawrence tries, but this movie has as much energy as a sedated toddler.
Shades of the Past by Kathleen Kirkwood
This one is as interesting as a dead fish. Just as fun too.
Lake Placid (1999)
A movie with giant, hunger killer crocodiles and it’s still this dull? What happened?
The Forever Bride by Judith O’Brien
The hero is an ass and the heroine is a wimp. Fun.
The Bargain by Mary Jo Putney
Even a few more rounds of rewriting can’t change the fact that the heroine is an annoying wretch.
