Bride of the Alien Prince by Nancey Cummings
Take away the fact that the bloke is blue in color, and there is nothing much else to get curious over.
Category:Genre: Fantasy & Sci-fi
The Winding Woods by Dani Swanson
I like the first few chapters a lot, the rest is kinda I can take or leave it. Lovely cover, though!
Her Mountain Cyborg by Nova Edwins and Aurora Caine
Even cyborgs of the future love plus-sized women, so all you skinny bitches can die now, thanks.
Sugar & Spice by Ezra Dawn
Meet Sinder Elle, the male version of Cinderella and… I can’t go on. I can’t.
Big, Bad Wolf by Evangeline Anderson
Why have an older heroine if she’s just going to end up being a younger-looking hottie anyway?
He-Man and Masters of the Universe by John Grant
The best thing about this one are the bubble butts in fur-panties.
He-Man and the Lost Dragon by John Grant
Just one more, and then I’m done with this line! (Please don’t ask me about the She-Ra books.)
He-Man and the Asteroid of Doom by John Grant
Here’s a shocker: the story is so dumb that it ends up making He-Man the biggest villain of them all.
Mate Test by Amber Kell
Who cares about love? The mate bond is all that matters.
He-Man Meets the Beast by John Grant
The most gorgeous book to date in this series is also the most brain-damaging one.
