Secrets of a Perfect Night by Stephanie Laurens, Victoria Alexander, and Rachel Gibson
Big names, but only so-so stories.
Secrets Volume 6 by MaryJanice Davidson, Sandy Fraser, Alice Gaines, and Angela Knight
Well, the good ones are good enough, at least.
No Name Face by Lifehouse
That is a pretty accurate title for this lightweight effort.
The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000)
Ah yes, the always reliable magic Negro to save the day!
The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
Even the author’s comedy can’t overcome the dreaded effect of the clichés.
Miss Congeniality (2000)
No matter how I try to dissect it, this movie is a middle finger to feminism.
A Forgotten Love by Courtni Wright
The ER drama is far more interesting than the DOA romance.
Shadower by Catherine Spangler
It’s half a decent book, before the author decides to turn the heroine into a moron for… plot, I guess.
The Duke by Gaelen Foley
This is a hot mess, but it can deliver a powerful kick to the gut.
The Emperor’s New Groove (2000)
This non-stop barrel of fun is one of the best Disney cartoons ever. Truth!