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message 1: by Okie (new)

Okie (okieb) | 2194 comments Mod
Happy October! I'm rereading Seven Nights In A Rouge's Bed by Anna Campbell as well as starting on Survive by Alex Morel


message 2: by Theresa (new)

Theresa Romain | 420 comments Okie, I'm starting Anna's new book today too. :)


message 3: by Okie (new)

Okie (okieb) | 2194 comments Mod
You're in for a treat, Theresa! Anna never disappoints! I just love her romances..and hunky hero's ;)


message 4: by Kasey (new)

Kasey | 560 comments Mod
I am working on Between Shades of Grayby Ruta Sepetys. I am teaching it in a few weeks. Honestly, I hadn't read it before I picked it for class. However, I am about 50 pages in already and I think it is going to work perfectly for class.

After that, I plan on reading Anna's book. :)


message 5: by Susan (new)

Susan (susaninaz) | 1075 comments I've got two Tasha Alexander Victorian-era mysteries this week: And Only to Deceive followed by A Poisoned Season.


message 6: by Monica (new)

Monica | 548 comments Mod
I'm reading Blame It on Bath, by Caroline Linden. I hope to start Anna's book next!


message 7: by Phoenix77 (new)

Phoenix77 | 346 comments I'm celebrating Christmas in October! Started with Season for Surrender then moving on to What Happens At Christmas.


message 8: by Dls (new)

Dls | 2104 comments Mod
Going to read the new Sherry thomas and new Grace Burroughs.


message 9: by Theresa (new)

Theresa Romain | 420 comments Phoenix77 wrote: "I'm celebrating Christmas in October! Started with Season for Surrender then moving on to What Happens At Christmas."

Wow--thanks, Phoenix! Hope you enjoy Season for Surrender.


message 10: by Janga (new)

Janga | 1070 comments Mod
I have a stack to choose from. I think I'll begin with The Lady Most Willing. It's not often I get to read novellas by three favorites (Quinn, James, and Brockway--in the order the cover lists them)at one time. Same holds true with Mischief and Mistletoe, which has stories from Jo Beverley, Jo Bourne, Anne Gracie, Mary Jo Putney, and other Word Wenches.


Mrs.ColinBridgerton | 62 comments I'm reading Tempting the Bride. I had given up on Sherry Thomas a while ago, and Amazon suggested her newest book since I loved the Ugly Duchess... I dont think they are similar stories, but I was intrigued enough to immediately buy it on my kindle yesterday... I'm almost done and again in love with Sherry Thomas. Such a wonderful book. Can not wait to finish it!


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