Sixpence Bride by Virginia Farmer
Cute story, but how is the hero supposed to be the romantic lead again?
Category:3 Oogies
Pay It Forward (2000)
This one is more sentimental and manipulative than a conniving mother-in-law.
Heroes Need a Captain by Sharon L Reddy
This one never really takes off to the stars, but it’s alright, I suppose.
Prince of Charming by Karen Fox
The hero saves the show.
Present Danger by Susan Andersen
No one can turn a dickhead into a sexy meathead like this author can.
Whispers Through Time by Sherry Lewis
The other guy is far more interesting than the hero and the heroine, oh well.
The Phoenix Code by Catherine Asaro
Machines are bad, and if you like cyborgs, you should be ashamed!
The Outlaw Bride by Sandra Chastain
The main characters are pretty fun together, but the rest of the story is just so-so.
A Scandalous Proposal by Julia Justiss
How cute, these characters are all so proper and polite that they just won’t do anything to help themselves.
Men of Honor (2000)
This biographical movie is too determined to canonize its subject.