Indiscretion by Jillian Hunter
Two thumbs up to one of the funniest, sweetest stories I’ve ever read!
Lion’s Folly by Elizabeth Mayne
Buying this book is the biggest folly of them all, unless you want to laugh at the author’s expense.
Snow in September by Rachel Lee
Welcome to the most miserable small town ever. You really shouldn’t stay too long.
Colour Moving and Still by Chantal Kreviazuk
This one would’ve been so much nicer if she hadn’t tried to sound like a bald eagle.
Celtic Heartland by Ron Korb
Evocative, passionate, atmospheric – this one has all that and a little bit more.
I Thee Wed by Amanda Quick
Thee bore I.
The Maiden Bride by Linda Needham
This one tries too hard to pass of cutesy sentimental moments as substance.
Yesterday’s Flame by Elizabeth Hallam
Time traveling back to just before an earthquake – whose bright idea is that?
Ronan by Ronan Keating
Boyband lead singer strikes out alone… and ages 70 years in the process.
The Beach (2000)
When white people humiliate themselves thoroughly in Thailand…