The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)
I always love a gorgeous, well done movie with an amoral protagonist.
A Well Favored Gentleman by Christina Dodd
Oh, I can just slurp up the hero like a jug of cold root beer. Wait, did I just say that out loud?
Nobody Does It Better by Julie Kenner
When twatface and moron meet and mate… shudder.
After I Dream by Rachel Lee
This is a better suspense than a romance, for what it’s worth.
Dove’s Way by Linda Francis Lee
Oh hello there, non-stop over the top melodrama.
Magnolia (1999)
All the ugly guys in Hollywood come together so that they can play big studs in a little movie.
A Season beyond a Kiss by Kathleen E Woodiwiss
And an eternity in pain.
The Challenge by Edith Layton
My goodness, how dull are these two main characters! What happened to the jovial hero I used to know?
Reforming a Rake by Suzanne Enoch
The hero is pretty cute, but the rest, especially the heroine, is ugh.
The Cider House Rules (1999)
Oh, this is one emotionally draining and resonating watch! I love it!