Strike Back by Marliss Melton
The romantic suspense genre will be so much smaller in size had the heroines been smarter.
Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne
I take it very personally that Professor Lidenbrock didn’t meet a painful end.
Make Your Own Magic Tricks by Peter Eldinand and Alfredo Belli
It’s not entirely magical, but it’s so pretty!
The Doghouse & Still Life (2001)
Killer doggies and too-perfect families.
Approaching Desdemona (2000)
Another morality tale about not forming parasocial relationships with e-thots.
The Sacred Fire (2000)
It’s like They Live, but without anything of note.
Bitter Harvest & My So Called Life and Death (2001)
Brats that get roasted and ghosted.
The Perfect Couple (2000)
This show can’t even do marital drama right, ugh.
Bottle of Smoke (2000)
Ooh, I don’t mind having my own sexy genie.
The Kanellis Scandal by Michelle Reid
The author’s hatred for the story and the heroine radiates from every page, and I am amused.
