William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999)
Did anyone ask for an unimaginative movie adaptation of the play?
Springwater Seasons: Rachel by Linda Lael Miller
This is a short time-waster that manages to inflict some mortal wounds on the brain.
The Rake by Mary Jo Putney
This is well written and enjoyable, but its handling of alcoholism feels simultaneously over simplistic yet heavy handed.
The Charm School by Susan Wiggs
This story gives me life. I laughed, cried, sobbed, and sighed through every second of it.
Virtual Heaven by Ann Lawrence
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The Innocent by Bertrice Small
This one has so many naughty sex scenes, but remember, don’t enjoy them as only evil women like this kind of thing!
Illumina by Alisha’s Attic
The ladies are back, a little bit brittle but still wicked.
Go (1999)
This wicked, twisted high-energy kids gone wild tale is certainly all ready to go great places.
Once a Mistress by Debra Mullins
Oh god, talk about an embarrassing debut effort.
Election (1999)
How here’s an unexpectedly sharp and witty movie that hits all the right spots!
