Queen of the Universe by Barbara Plum
The heroine is a wretched moron. Please kill this book.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
The CEO’s S.O.S. by Robyn Anders
It’s actually impressive how pleasant this story is, in spite of its irrational heroine.
Wanna Get to Know Ya by Reon Laudat
This is another winner from the author. She’s on a roll!
Cherry on Top by Kathleen Long
Oh great, another romance powered by the heroine’s moronicity.
Just Perfect by Julie Ortolon
The hero being a childish twerp keeps this one from coming anywhere near perfect.
A New Leash on Life by Emily Carmichael
The pets are more animated than the human beings in this story.
Hostile Makeover by Wendy Wax
The hero is the worst person to be paired with the heroine, which is heartbreaking because I like the heroine.
Once in a Blue Moon by Celia Stuart
The heroine is fabulous but the hero is a useless doormat that lets people make her life miserable. Get this thing outta here.
Almost Perfect by Julie Ortolon
This story is like a daytime talk show which has everyone on stage as high as a kite.
Wedding Survivor by Julia London
Almost there. Almost there.