MJ’s Comments (group member since Dec 23, 2014)

MJ’s comments from the What's the Name of That Book??? group.

No problem. It's the first one I've solved in ages... and since I managed to do it in 9 mins.

I love that booknand re-read often. Enjoy 

Are you sure it's not, E. Kelly, Bronwyn's Stand

Characters are Bronwyn, Vincent and his crew, Preacher, Poet, Hollywood, Caveman.

☆Joycedale☆ wrote: "I didn't know there was 2 story lines."

Neither did I... You can imagine my confusion! Plus, I didn't realize JP did children's book - his books really don't leave you thinking that would be an option. Then Max and co are doing stuff or not doing stuff that doesn't match the other storyline. Sadly, it really did take me too long to figure it out 

James Patterson, The Lake House is the one you're looking for I think. It is the original version of Max and crew... this one is a solo book from memory, and finishes in a house.

Maximum Ride is the second version which is the start of the PG series. Same characters... which confused the hell out of me, because I didn't realize it was an alternate story line.

Don't think this is what you're looking for... But a similar plot-ish?
R.L. Mathewson, Perfection
This series is a good one tho.

If you put some of the info in the thread title,you might get more hits. Were all looking for books here.

Bump (New Orleans book)

Yeah, strangers was my first thought too, but no time issues. I went thru a 'all things Koontz went I was a teenager, and it doesn't sound very familiar to me. Maybe his more recent books?

You might get more hits by putting some more detail in the title line. We're all looking for books here, and if everyone just says help... we're screwed :/

Tessa Duder, In Lane Three, Alex Archer?

I don't know it, but you might want to put some more detail in your title. Everyone in this group is looking for a book, makes it hard to tell which reader you've been in if everyone just writes 'help'.

Yeah, there are a few books that I JUST LOVED, and ranted to everyone I saw... and now, it is just 'a bit odd' that I liked them. Not that they are bad, but SO not what I would read now even if suggested.

Bugger, just finished re-reading it... It was very average 

Nalini Singh, Slave to Sensation and Archangel's Blood (can't get a link to that one today).
Tammy Falkner, Reed Brother series
C.M. Owens, The Daughter series, the Stirling Shore series
Erica Stevens

Assassin's Apprentice.

Sounds interesting. Marie Kelly stories are generally based around similar lines. Pretty sure none of them are your book - the closest being The Billionaire's Runaway Bride or . There are some huge editing issues in her earlier books, but I still (re)read them. Her newer books are better on the editing side.

You know you can go back into iBooks and look in your 'purchased' and see all you history? The only reason something wouldn't be in that is if you've actually changed your apple account or if you had gone thru a couple of steps to get at book specifically hidden from view.

Oh no... I read Nalini's Angel series first and put off reading the Psy/Changeling series for ages. I hated the pink over art, and the blurb just rubbed me the wrong way. couldn't figure out what the Psy's were and it didn't make me want to try either.

Then I was stuck for book options... and 'unexcitedly' caved and tried Slave to Sensation. I was hooked in the first chapter or two. Love re-reading them each time a new books gets added.

It's funny how characters/plots can hit people in such different ways. Couldn't imagine my library without Illium, Elena, the twins - Jules & Rome, and let's not overlook Judd & Hawke!

Keep writing titles, and then realize... It's full of vamps.

Just found this... These... ones WtNoTB
Faith Gibson, Rafael - Shifters
Sophie Summers, Alexia Eden - Shifters

One of my favs,
Nalini Singh, Slave to Sensation - Changlings/Psy/Human