Anywhere With You by Heatherly Bell
Here’s an average story that is still a fun, breezy read.
The Brass Octopus by Cornelia Amiri
Respect women for their brains… but first, the heroine needs to show off her cleavage to the hero.
The Play of His Life by Amy Aislin
The guy on the cover just won’t stop whining and complaining about everything.
Hate Puppet & Darkness (2001)
Rage bait and haunted real estate.
The Suction Method (2000)
Trust the final episode ever of this season and this show to have the most intriguing title!
The Falling Man (2000)
An okay episode is ruined by the casting of a really, really terrible actor in a pivotal role.
Double (2000)
One Lori Petty isn’t enough? Here, have two of her!
The Lady’s Maid by Celia Swift
Once again, the author delivers one of the best three-oogie reads I’ve come across in a while.
The Seductress (2000)
This whole thing won’t have happened if the main character had known the guy first before jumping him.
Strike Back by Marliss Melton
The romantic suspense genre will be so much smaller in size had the heroines been smarter.
