His Reluctant Queen

May 17, 2013

I hereby consign this font to the same circle of Hell occupied by Comic Sans, Papyrus, and Bleeding Cowboy.

bad font choice

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Bruce

11 years ago

His Not So Reluctant, In Fact Rather Aroused Queen (using a better font, of course).

Michael Waller

11 years ago

I agree, the font has to be put in the lowest level of Hell. The font even manages to distract from the really hot and wet model.

Howard

11 years ago

Lose font. Lose book. Send ‘reluctant’ model round to me straight away.

Rauss

11 years ago

I’m fairly certain that title, and Amazon synopsis, has been ripped off of a more widely advertised book and series.

Matt

11 years ago

Aww, I really like Papyrus.

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