Pillow Talk by Hailey North
The hero is a charmer in a sea of meh.
Eden by Sarah Brightman
Cover versions, eccentric warbling, screechy melisma… here’s Sarah Brightman!
Under the Boardwalk by Various Authors
So much summertime magic… somewhere else.
Someday My Prince by Christina Dodd
This is… ugh. Just ugh to the most.
The Mummy (1999)
Oh momma, this is one really fun ride of a movie!
American Pie (1999)
Take away the shock antics, and there’s a pretty sweet, if silly, love story in there.
Princess by Gaelen Foley
The author looks like she means business – she wants to be the queen of swashbuckling romances.
Before I Sleep by Rachel Lee
The suspense saves this one, but even then, it’s a close one. The main characters whine and mope so much, they are grating to follow.
Married in Haste by Cathy Maxwell
The heroine is great, but the hero is an ass. They end up canceling one another to give a meh story.
Never Trust a Rake by Eileen Putman
This traditional Regency author’s first mainstream historical romance is a pretty good hit out of the gates.
