Heart on the Line by Judith Arnold
Long-term relationships never work.
Category:4 Oogies
Surrender by Amanda Quick
We’ve had so many imitators since this book was published, but few can do justice to the “good girl gone wild” plot like this author.
Diary of a Mad Mom-to-Be by Laura Wolf
As a sequel, the novelty factor is a bit off, but this one is still a charming fun read.
Here’s to the Ladies by Carla Kelly
This isn’t a romance, technically, but it can be one of the most romantic reads ever.
Fine Spirits by Alice Duncan
The author continues to defy past low expectations of her.
The Big Bad Wolf Tells All by Donna Kauffman
Donna Kauffman joins the chick-lit bandwagon with something more fluffy than substantial. Which is what chick-lit is supposed to be, right?
Fallen by Evanescence
BRING ME BACK TO LI-III-III-IFE!
That’s Amore by Carol Grace
Oh, such pretty, pretty stereotypes…
Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle (2003)
This is unexpectedly hammier, campier, and better than the first one.
Comfort of a Man by Adrianne Byrd
This is delicious coffee smoothie of a romance novel. Yummy.
