How do you know? :p

Ha ha, it always makes me laugh when I see middle aged women on the bus reading them

Because I have a Mills & Boon on the go! Got two out from the library, I always get the ones with the most promising sounding adjectives in the title, one of them is inexperienced the other is unwilling! I can't go wrong.

It creeps me out, I expect to see a wave of women sliding from their seats. ick.

I did suggest the receptionist should read some Marquis De Sade instead.

I had to get a copy off my female friend for my dad to read cause i wanted to see what all the talk on facebook was about. I fell odd even typing that. Oh yeah and he a sad pervert too.:lol:

Kiss Me Deadly's excellent - one of my favourite noir.

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Got the Criterion - it raaaawks :rockon: . . .

We went to France and stayed in a static caravan during the Easter holidays one year and, when I'd read all the books I taken, I decided to read one of the Mills and Boon books which had been left in the caravan.

I thought it was hilarious – really badly written with several 2-D characters and utterly clichéd dialogue. I thumbed through another and found it to be exactly the same, with practically the same characters, only with different names!