Kiss and Tell by Suzanne Brockmann
Hot hero, annoying big miscommunication issues.
Soulful Serenade by Linda Hudson-Smith
This one is already skating on thin ice when it comes to dull, perfect characters.
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000)
This low-rent sequel assembles a third-rate version of the cast in the original movie. So much cringe to give!
The Business of Love by Angela Winters
This one has humor, sass, love, and some suspense all in one. Yay!
Daughter of Destiny by Tracy Fobes
This one really should’ve been a straight-up fantasy story. The romance holds it back.
Not Exactly Eden by Linda Windsor
The Amazon! Well, there’s not much fun here when Jesus clearly disapproves of naughty shenanigans.
The Paper Marriage by Bronwyn Williams
The heroine’s stupidity powers her through all kinds of nonsense.
A Game of Chance by Linda Howard
Chance who? If he is so important, why is his love story this average?
Double Dare by Elaine Hopper
Oh god, is this what they call comedy these days? It almost killed me!
On Wings of Magic by Kay Hooper
For a plotless, padded thing, this one is actually not too bad.