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This campaign is for any and all books that need reviews! Thanks for sharing and participating and great job on the review!!!!

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Oh I am soooooo jealous! I need to get a gig like that! :)

Just curious, does anyone else stop in here at GoodReads while at work or is that a big no-no?

I always think I will re-read more than I actually do. I have re-read books like Anne of Green Gables and Kilmany of the Orchard that I read when I was a kid.... I dont think I have ever re-read anything I originaly read as an adult (but I always seem to hang onto them thinking one day I will LOL)




White Oleander by Janet Fitch
Sophie's Choice by William Styron
The President's Lady: A Novel about Rachel and Andrew Jackson by Irving Stone
Forever and Always by Jude Deveraux
Anya: A Novel by Susan Fromberg Schaeffer
Fever Pitch by Sarah Holland
Bonds of Enchantment by Marian Jones
Jade: A Novel of China by Pat Barr
Centennial by James A. Michener
Fire's Lady by Barbara Bretton
Hungry Hill by Daphne du Maurier
Small Changes by Marge Piercy
An Indecent Obsession by Colleen McCullough
A Garden of Earthly Delights by Joyce Carol Oates
The Exiles by William Stuart Long
The Hat on the Bed by John O'Hara
Whispers on the Nile by David Wolman
Deceived by Bertrice Small
Answer As a Man by Taylor Caldwell
Passion's Raging Storm by Sylvie F. Sommerfield
The Duchess by Jude Deveraux
Captive Secrets by Fern Michaels
The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
Sofia by Ann Chamberlin
*Whew* All of this for $14... maybe I should come clean with my hubby.... like he could get upset over 14 bucks! (I'm kidding, he does not care.... but I like to try to avoid the crazy looks he gives me when I get all excited over my recent finds, lol)

Happy reading Tonya!



Check out my review here.
Loved this one! I also have Jasmine Veil by this author which just got bumped up nearer the top of Mt. TBR. I am really excited to read more of her work!

Hide My Savage Heart by Gimone Hall
my review
I have another book of hers that is going to be bumped up my TBR and if that one is as good as this one was, well I am going to have to hunt down some more of her work!
I am really trying to do my best with this! I have a hard time writing reviews, but I think it is a good thing to do! So I try :)











Isn't it funny how your opinion of some books can change so drastically! I'm sorry you are not enjoying it as much this time. :( I will be interested to hear what you think of the extended ending.

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Thats what I say! Just so we are clear I don't mind the scene as it was at all, I am ok with this kind of stuff in my fiction.... but if McNaught thinks that Whitney verbally saying she wants to have sex was the big offensive thing in that scene then she just does not get it! There is a line where she is starting to kinda get into it and he stops what he was doing to her and says something like "I don't want you to enjoy this too much now"... yikes! That line is left in the new version and apparently is ok! If she verbally says she wants to have sex then it is perfectly ok for him to be out to physically and mentally hurt and humiliate her! LOL I mean really!

When I read this a couple of months ago I also picked up a copy of the new edition to compare this scene. There is a very slight difference just before they have sex where you are reading everything that is going through Whitney's mind about how she knew that he was going to rape her and this was her punishment yada yada yada which is all the same in the new and old. but then in the new right after you read everything that was going through her mind it say "But she was wrong" at that point he is prepared to stop but then Whitney verbaly says that she is ok and she wants it. It is only a couple of lines inserted so that Whitney actually gives her verbal consent to have sex so that it is not a rape, but everything else is the same and just as brutal.