The Cell (2000)
So pretty… but wait, what was this movie about again?
The Mistress by Susan Wiggs
The hero is a snake and I never buy his so-called turning over a new leaf.
Emerald by Lauren Royal
Clichés everywhere I see and go…
Hot by Mel B
It’s not so bad, if one can ignore the accent. Just don’t expect too much.
Bad Heir Day by Wendy Holden
Two books in and the author is already recycling her plots and characters? Oh dear.
Driving Lessons by Curtiss Ann Matlock
The author hits all the right spots with this gentle tale of starting over and finding love again.
Blue-Eyed Bandit by Stobie Piel
It is pretty bad, but sometimes bad can be a good thing. Occasionally.
Marrying Jezebel by Hillary Fields
Things drag in the second half, but still… Egypt, people!
Perfect Sin by Kat Martin
Cheesy outdoor sex is the most memorable thing about this dreary rehash of clichés.
Romancing the Rogue by Barbara Dawson Smith
By the numbers, this one is… well, by the numbers.