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Serena Yates
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To Find and to Keep (Keeping You, #1)
— published 2009 — 8 editions |
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The Mistletoe Phenomenon (Mistletoe Science, #1)
— published 2009 — 6 editions |
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The Elevator Mechanic (Workplace Encounters, #1)
— published 2010 — 5 editions |
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Finding Elliot (Men of Riverside, #1)
— published 2010 — 2 editions |
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To Keep and to Love (Keeping You, #2)
— published 2009 — 5 editions |
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The Chauffeur (Workplace Encounters, #2)
— published 2011 — 4 editions |
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Rediscovering Adrian (Men of Riverside, #2)
— published 2011 — 2 editions |
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Araton's Destiny (Celestial Justice, #1)
— published 2010 — 8 editions |
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Rescuing the Librarian (New Horizons, #1)
— published 2010 — 2 editions |
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The Solstice Mistletoe Effect (Mistletoe Science, #2)
— published 2010 — 4 editions |
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Serena Yates
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| Finding Mr. Right, or in a submissive's world "Master" Right, can be a task and a half. Like with any couple intending to form a long-lasting relationship, the match has to be right in and out of bed. But the extra dimension of trust is more vital fo...more | |
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| Parenthood is scary at the best of times – at least for anyone who takes it seriously. Now, I'm not suggesting everyone should make as big a deal out of becoming a father as Channing does in this short story, but it is a step in anyone's life that ca...more | |
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| This is a totally cute, nicely dirty, and very short story about shy trash collector Devon and the object of his admiration, Connor. While the plot is a straightforward how-do-I-get-to-meet-the-man-I-think-might-reject-me and the consequences of what...more | |
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| Very cute story with a healthy dose of mystery, two great guys, and some fun plays on the differences between Billy, an American man and "scruffy guest" and Jake, a British bloke who recently moved to LA. As for the ending? That truly came somewhat o...more | |
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Serena Yates
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A Fighting Chance (2013 Daily Dose: Make a Play)
by Laylah Hunter (Goodreads Author)
read in June, 2013
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| Great story about hope and new beginnings. It's set on a rather bleak future Earth where the planet surface is burning out, the people left to live there are society's rejects, and the best chance of survival is to reach one of the orbital colonies....more | |
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| This sequel to 'Catching Mr.Right' was as much fun and as intense as the first book. It was great to get to read Tim's story; he was abducted in book one and I loved seeing how he recovered from that and moves forward. Not just one of the guys workin...more | |
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| This is quite a fascinating little story that basically "only" consists of one scene, a conversation and its consequences. It is between a recently Americanized Russian gymnast and Olympic hopeful, Alexei, and his physical therapist and masseur, Will...more | |
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Serena Yates
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| It is hard enough being a teenager trying to figure out what sort of adult you'll be when you finally get to go to college, but being gay and shy on top of that? Absolute torture. Fear of being rejected is a natural, if unfortunate part of trying to...more | |
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― Muriel Ruckeyser
― Muriel Ruckeyser
“I'm not a very good writer, but I'm an excellent rewriter.”
― James A. Michener
― James A. Michener
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
― Maya Angelou
― Maya Angelou
“The difference between fiction and reality? Fiction has to make sense.”
― Tom Clancy
― Tom Clancy
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Serena wrote: "Katsura wrote: "Thank you for adding me, Serena. Lovely to be your friend here, xxx"I'm glad I found you here! Twitter was easier, LOL."
Ha ha I live on Twitter! Xxx
Katsura wrote: "Thank you for adding me, Serena. Lovely to be your friend here, xxx"I'm glad I found you here! Twitter was easier, LOL.
Natālija wrote: "Love your reviews. Thanks for accepting!"Glad you like them. And thanks for asking. :-)
Pamela wrote: "hi serena :)thanks for add me...
glad that i can become your friend...
love your books..."
Thanks for becoming my friend here, and I am really happy you like my books! :-)
Georges wrote: "...................Hi Serena!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your friendship!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"Hi Georges! Thank you too and happy reading as well. :-)
...................Hi Serena!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your friendship!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thorny wrote: "Thanks for the friending, Serena. Vic recommended your group to me and I've heard good thing :)"Thank you, Thorny! I hope you'll like it there as much as we all do. :-)
Beatrice wrote: "*waves* Hello! Thanks for the friend request and for accepting me into the group! What you and Aleks are doing is simply wonderful. :)"Thank you! I am so glad you joined the group, Beatrice!
*waves* Hello! Thanks for the friend request and for accepting me into the group! What you and Aleks are doing is simply wonderful. :)
Lenore wrote: "Thank you, Serena. I stand by Aleks. All the way."Aleks and all the others - yes, they have my support.
Wade wrote: "Serena wrote: "Wade wrote: "Sorry my book is not-for-you :( Is it the prospect of reading something sad? there is an HAE :p Just curious.
~Wade"
That is a good challenge, Wade. Yes, basically it ..."
Wade, I am so sorry, I didn't see your reply here until just now... HFN is more than fine! I loook forward to reading it now. :-)
Cleon wrote: "Thank you for friending me, Serena!"Thank you for your support - it means a lot to me. And thank you for accepting.
Serena
Serena wrote: "Wade wrote: "Sorry my book is not-for-you :( Is it the prospect of reading something sad? there is an HAE :p Just curious.
~Wade"
That is a good challenge, Wade. Yes, basically it is the prospect..."
Well, it was described as an HEA by some people. I would see it as more of HFN because not all the questions are answered. (Hence book 2!) But I don't want to pressure you. Go with what you feel is right. My book WILL make you mad, sad, happy, and everything in between. (If other readers reviews are any indicator) And I don't mind bad reviews. I tell people to write what they feel! I do.
Wade
Wade wrote: "Sorry my book is not-for-you :( Is it the prospect of reading something sad? there is an HAE :p Just curious.
~Wade"
That is a good challenge, Wade. Yes, basically it is the prospect of reading something sad. More importantly, all of the Bittersweet Dreams titles are just out for me because, unless I have some sort of assurance of a HFN or a HEA - I know I will not enjoy reading it and I HATE giving bad reviews.
So, you re telling me your book has a HEA? In which case it will be off this shelf in a second. :)
Sorry my book is not-for-you :( Is it the prospect of reading something sad? there is an HAE :p Just curious.
~Wade
Meg wrote: "Thanks so much for becoming my friend. I love your reviews and find we have a lot of the same opinions and want to keep up with your reviews along with your books. I read a couple last night that..."You're welcome, Meg. Glad you liked my books and I am happy you enjoy my reviews. I hope they are helpful. :-)
Thanks so much for becoming my friend. I love your reviews and find we have a lot of the same opinions and want to keep up with your reviews along with your books. I read a couple last night that I greatly enjoyed. Thanks again!
Josephine wrote: "Hi Serena - thanks for friending me over here :D"Can't believe it took me so long, LOL.

































































































Same here, Nic. :-)