Strike Back by Marliss Melton
The romantic suspense genre will be so much smaller in size had the heroines been smarter.
Category:3 Oogies
Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne
I take it very personally that Professor Lidenbrock didn’t meet a painful end.
Make Your Own Magic Tricks by Peter Eldinand and Alfredo Belli
It’s not entirely magical, but it’s so pretty!
The Doghouse & Still Life (2001)
Killer doggies and too-perfect families.
Bitter Harvest & My So Called Life and Death (2001)
Brats that get roasted and ghosted.
Bottle of Smoke (2000)
Ooh, I don’t mind having my own sexy genie.
The Kanellis Scandal by Michelle Reid
The author’s hatred for the story and the heroine radiates from every page, and I am amused.
Wrath of God (2000)
I weep for Anthony Michael Hall’s career.
Katy and the Christmas Cupid by Amy Sparling
It’s the present day and the heroine still needs to flail around to get a hook-up. Fail.
I’m Very Dangerous Tonight (2000)
The red dress that turns women horny and homicidal is back.
