La Luna by Sarah Brightman
Sarah Brightman wants to fly to the moon.
Category:4 Oogies
Ship of Dreams by Brenda Hiatt
Ooh, this one has a Titanic-style ship-about-to-sink romance. Don’t cringe, though, it’s actually pretty good!
Baby, Don’t Go by Susan Andersen
It’s almost the perfect romantic comedy. Too bad it’s so predictable,
Once and Always by Alyssa Deane
It’s a pretty old-school campy read, very entertaining in spite of its flaws.
Brown-Eyed Girl by Mariah Stewart
The story is solid, but the execution could be better.
Ride for the Roses by Christina Kingston
The characters’ chemistry makes this otherwise predictable tale most enjoyable.
Celtic Heartland by Ron Korb
Evocative, passionate, atmospheric – this one has all that and a little bit more.
Yesterday’s Flame by Elizabeth Hallam
Time traveling back to just before an earthquake – whose bright idea is that?
The Last Hellion by Loretta Chase
While a very fun read, this poor thing will always exist in the shadow of the previous book.
Romeo Must Die (2000)
Chinese and black gangstas are at war and Jet Li is going to save the day.