The Dangerous Gentleman by Julia London
Ugh, can someone do me a favor and shoot the hero in his genitalia?
Brown-Eyed Girl by Mariah Stewart
The story is solid, but the execution could be better.
Joining by Johanna Lindsey
The brats masquerading as the hero and the heroine are really obnoxious.
Tantalizing by Lori Foster
It is not exactly tantalizing, but it will do.
Ride for the Roses by Christina Kingston
The characters’ chemistry makes this otherwise predictable tale most enjoyable.
Southern Comforts by Sandy Steen
Ugh, this is what happens when nitwits go wild.
That Scandalous Evening by Christina Dodd
The entire story is built around a groveling scene at the climax, and my god, what a magnificent life-changing grovel it is!
28 Days (2000)
Sandra Bullock goes serious for once, and it’s a pretty good effort. The movie itself is preachy and hammy, though.
Lady of Valor by Tina St John
While admittedly well written, this is one story everyone has read many, many times before.
Affectionately Yours by Kathryn June
The characters are so much more entertaining when they are apart and writing letters to one another. Put them together, and meh happens.