Handfasted to the Bear by Elina Emerald
The cover is the only thing about this one that doesn’t make me feel seasick.
Playing by the Greek’s Rules by Sarah Morgan
This is the best Jayne Ann Krentz story I’ve read in a while!
Elvis by Mckenna James
For a short story, this one sure sends out so many contradictory messages!
The Swords (1997)
A guy falls for a woman that loves getting penetrated by swords. There’s an obscene joke in there somewhere, definitely.
John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023)
I never imagined I would say this, but John Wick is slowly outstaying his welcome.
The Owl and the Pussycat by Dahlia Rose
The biggest problem here is that it takes place in 19th century London.
Scream VI (2023)
Wait, didn’t I just sit through the same crap just a few months ago?
The Retreat (2022)
The whiny green thing goes to therapy to complain just like she always does.
The Poet’s Lover by Linzi Basset
The author is far more interested in showing me that her story is rife with the dumber tropes of the genre.
Love Again by Celine Dion
Ugh, I can’t make it even halfway through before choking up a little.
