The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
Even the author’s comedy can’t overcome the dreaded effect of the clichés.
Category:3 Oogies
A Forgotten Love by Courtni Wright
The ER drama is far more interesting than the DOA romance.
Improper Advances by Margaret Evans Porter
Cute, but not much else.
The French Maid by Sabrina Jeffries
A saucy maid ignites the marriage. Calm down, it’s not that kind of story!
The Passion Ruby by Eboni Snoe
It’s Romancing the Stone only in a more sedate pace.
Out of the Shadows by Kay Hooper
Is that what happens when Fox Mulder flies solo and is on Prozac?
The 6th Day (2000)
You’re a clone, I’m a clone, everyone’s a clone!
The Wrong Child by Patricia Kay
This maudlin tale is stereotype-laden, overwrought, and almost ridiculous.
Heart of the Sea by Nora Roberts
Money isn’t everything… that’s why the romance hero has to be very loaded. Gotta keep it real, girlfriends!
Catch a Fallen Angel by Kathleen Kane
This one brings on angels and devils, but fails to make much impression anyway.