Love’s Labour’s Lost (2000)
Shakespeare and Kenneth Branagh always feel like a pretentious excursion.
Category:3 Oogies
The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)
How odd that the characters in the title seem to be sidekicks rather than main characters.
Virtual Desire by Ann Lawrence
This one doesn’t leave much of an impression, hmm.
Once a Cavalier by Linda O Johnston
There is a good time travel romance here, but the characters seem to lack that special chemistry.
My Dark Prince by Julia Ross
The hero is glorious, but the heroine is a wet rag.
Bride by Arrangement by Mary Jo Putney, Merline Lovelace, and Gayle Wilson
Don’t bet on remembering much about the stories here.
Irish Rebel by Nora Roberts
Another entry into the charmed life of the very rich and famous. How… fascinating.
Seaswept Abandon by Jo Goodman
Dour characters and florid prose can make such boring reading material.
Vittorio the Vampire by Anne Rice
Wait. who is this Vittorio again?
Irish Fire by Jeanette Baker
It’s hard to detect fire in this very formulaic tale of Irish superiority.