Fight Club (1999)
Aside from its ability to generate dozens of tedious memes, this one actually isn’t that amazing.
For Keeps by Janice Sims
There is fun and plenty of humor here, but the lack of conflict causes the romance to fizzle out after a while.
Happily Ever After by Tanya Anne Crosby
Bet you can’t tell from the cover that this is an amazing tale of adventure, laughter, and romance.
Swept Away by Marsha Canham
Finding a near-naked guy on the beach is always fun.
Lords of the Night by Janice Bennett, Sara Blayne, and Monique Ellis
So many mopey vampire dudes paired with imbecile virgins.
Peace by Eurythmics
As their final album as a duo, this one is bleak and melancholic. Aptly so, I guess.
Scoundrel for Hire by Adrienne deWolfe
Dangerous Liaisons with guilt-ridden moaning meenies in the lead roles? No, doesn’t quite work.
Kilgannon by Kathleen Givens
Ooh, a promising start of a historical dramatic series! Maybe Marsha Canham should be worried.
Haunting Hope by Raina Lynn
The heroine is a bit unhinged here.
Ransom by Julie Garwood
Come to Scotland and get intimate with diabetes.