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(group member since Jan 07, 2011)
Nyssa’s
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I've been sick for the past week, and just haven't been reading. Its been work, mindless games, and hours of music.American Gods is interesting, but a bit "heavy" for my low-concentration level, at the moment.
"Sigh". It still sitting on my shelf, as is American Gods; while Sherlock waits impatiently on my Kindle. I did not have a good reading week at all.
Nyssa wrote: "
Help WantedCurrently enjoying an erotica, short story, series called Fantasy Heights. A little bit of mystery with engaging characters and a lot of sex. "
Just finished the latest, book #8
All the Queen's Men.Amanda is one incredibly lucky girl! I will definitely be on the look out for book #9...
Book #1 is free (on Amazon), books 2 - 7 are .99 each and book #8 is $2.99.I'm reading book #6 and can't wait to see what happens next.
Help WantedCurrently enjoying an erotica, short story, series called Fantasy Heights. A little bit of mystery with engaging characters and a lot of sex.
We follow Amanda, who due to sudden life changes, finds herself interviewing for a position at a premiere fantasy fulfillment resort.
What I like most about this series, is the fact that this is not the typical "down on her luck" type deal. Amanda is a normal, successful woman, who decides to take a risk and ends up really liking her job.
I'm currently reading:
Divine Misfortune by A. Lee Martinez. It really should be read at a much quicker pace than I've been going, but its still a fun read... uncomfortably funny. I expect to finish by Friday at the latest.
Hubby just read Anansi Boys, (last week, I believe) and enjoyed it as well. Congrats on hitting your half-way mark! :)
Currently trying to read The Secret Life of Bees but my heart is not really into it. I feel one of those reading funks coming on. Need to cut it off at the pass... nothing else seems appealing at the moment, though. Maybe I'll dip back into anime. **shrug**
Homeinmyshoes wrote: "I like the award shelves idea and you know what? The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao would fit in that award category and under pulitzer I think."Thanks. :)
Yes, its won 3 awards that I know of: The Pulitzer Prize, the Anisfield Wolf Book Award, and the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize
So, because I can never leave well enough alone, I've added a few "personal choice" categories to the "I'll try anything Once" challenge:
Award Winner
Banned or Challenged
Mobile Read Author
Mythology
and I've set up a few "award shelves": nebula, hugo, pulitzer, etc.
I'm trying to decide if I want to set up a "banned or challenged" shelf and/or a MR Author shelf, as well.
Thank you! :) I can't believe how quickly I read that omnibus; Its 737 pages!! I wasn't trying to be Speedy Gonzalez, I just didn't want to put it down. I think this will eventually be a reread , with the expressed intent of slowing down to enjoy the illustrated art a little more.
