The Play of His Life by Amy Aislin
The guy on the cover just won’t stop whining and complaining about everything.
Category:Book Reviews
The Lady’s Maid by Celia Swift
Once again, the author delivers one of the best three-oogie reads I’ve come across in a while.
Strike Back by Marliss Melton
The romantic suspense genre will be so much smaller in size had the heroines been smarter.
Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne
I take it very personally that Professor Lidenbrock didn’t meet a painful end.
Make Your Own Magic Tricks by Peter Eldinand and Alfredo Belli
It’s not entirely magical, but it’s so pretty!
The Kanellis Scandal by Michelle Reid
The author’s hatred for the story and the heroine radiates from every page, and I am amused.
Dude, My Boss Is Evil (Also, He’s a Zombie) by Shantnu Tiwari
I don’t have the patience for this thing.
Katy and the Christmas Cupid by Amy Sparling
It’s the present day and the heroine still needs to flail around to get a hook-up. Fail.
The Brightest Boutique by Susan Hatler
Oh god, those creepy adult children are back…
Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne
Forget the big and small screen adaptations. Nothing beats the source material.