Once Wicked by Sherri Browning
More like, always silly.
Girls’ Night In by Various Authors
Surely there are less painful ways to support a charity.
Scary Movie (2000)
Of course, someone has to parody the recent upsurge of teen slasher movies.
The Gazebo by Emily Grayson
Things can go wrong when avant garde literary authors try to write about romance.
Against His Will by Trish Jensen
Ooh, a romantic comedy that sets out to do what it promises: make me laugh and sigh.
Here Comes the Bride by Pamela Morsi
Good news! After a few boring books, this one is more towards the author’s better books.
Conquest of the Heart by Marilyn Grall
Holy castle, I think the author has stuffed nearly every medieval romance trope in here!
Marrying Mom by Olivia Goldsmith
Peel away the cynicism, and you will find some sentimentality.
Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught
Even revised for a twenty-first century audience, this classic is still best left to people with, uh, acquired tastes.
In Name Only by Janet Bieber
The author knows all her tropes very well, but the end result is more sleepy than exciting.