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[Tellulah]

Got my account on booklikes http://tellulahdarling.booklikes.com/ and following Stacia and Regina. Maybe we could have a thread to post our links over there to find each other? Unless that's been done, in which case, ignore me. I'm brain addled these days.

But I'm starting and so excited!!

[Ian]

Tellulah wrote: "But I'm starting Tell the Wolves I'm Home and so excited!! "

One of the best books I've read this year...I have so much love for this book.

[Leea, Escape Artist]

Enjoy Tellulah - it's so good!!

I may start,

[Courtney]

I'm starting to see why so many people love Lisa Kleypas. I'm reading and it is so good!

[Marcella]

Courtney wrote: "I'm starting to see why so many people love Lisa Kleypas. I'm reading and it is so good!"

I have only read her Hathaways series and loved it. Always meant to continue with her books but others keep getting in the way.

[Gwennie, Mrs. Bookworm]

That's a good idea, Tellulah.

We can all go post them in the Do you havea blog, website, twitter, facebook thread.

I'll go post mine now.

[D.G.]

I'm in a funk. I don't feel like reading anything.

I'm re-listening to . Funny how some terminology has changed since the first book...and I forgot that Slayer was a magic sword! I don't remember Kate ever mentioning again that she had to feed it!

[Dee]

Leea wrote: "Enjoy Tellulah - it's so good!!

I may start, "

i'm enjoying Cuckoo Leea...Regina was right - its a good read...i have an inclination of who i htink did it

[Gwennie, Mrs. Bookworm]

I can't wait to read that one, lol. I've got to push it up my list

[D.G.]

I loved The Cuckoo's Calling. I so hope it becomes a series!

[Leea, Escape Artist]

Wendy. Want me to wait for you? We could buddy read it?

DG it looks like it going to be a series.

[Gwennie, Mrs. Bookworm]

If you've already started, you don't have to. I haven't been feeling well, so I'm only at 5% with The Shining.

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

Finally finished and it has to be one of the most bizarre books I've ever read, in a bad way. The entire book was full of extreme emoting, wandering thoughts, spaz-like moments, lots of typos, and nonsensical words. Some people are calling it brilliant. I'm thinking more along the lines of hot mess.

[Leea, Escape Artist]

LOL Stacia, that just sounds confusing. I always feel like the odd girl out when everyone likes a book and you're like Huh?

Wendy, I haven't started and I think I want to start something else... I'll wait for you.

[D.G.]

That sounds like a bit too much, Stacia. :)

[Regina]

Dee -- who? Can you message me?

Tellulah -- Tell the Wolves I'm Home was one of my favorite reads in 2012. It is beautiful.

[Samantha]

Stacia ~ Admittedly Apathetic wrote: "Finally finished and it has to be one of the most bizarre books I've ever read, in a bad way. The entire book was full of extreme emoting, wandering thoughts, spaz-like m..."

We were talking about this book in another group. I heard the chick in this is a hot mess. Some of went down is crazy.

[Vanessa Eden]

I am spending my vacation reading through the Outlander series.

[Tellulah]

I am loving Tell The Wolves - but given how tense I am reading it and how heartbreaking it is, I think between that and the Breaking Bad finale, I may not survive the week. Just spontaneously combust. :)

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

Samantha wrote: "Stacia ~ Admittedly Apathetic wrote: "Finally finished and it has to be one of the most bizarre books I've ever read, in a bad way. The entire book was full of extreme em..."

There was one scene which made me throw up in my mouth a little. The chick is so warped.

[Lisa]

I wasn't so sure if I could finish if it was going to give graphic details about certain things (don't want to give anything away here), violent things. But I stuck with it because I liked how the main character is in her fifties and experiencing hot flashes. So refreshing. Finished it last night and liked it. Glad I got the next book already from the library so I've started . That cover reminds me of a female version of Walking Tall. Is that the name of the movie (original made in the 70s) - the guy who handed out punishment with a bat?

[Leea, Escape Artist]

Stacia ~ Admittedly Apathetic wrote: "There was one scene which made me throw up in my mouth a little. The chick is so warped..."
I'm dying to know what it is?? Share please...

[Leea, Escape Artist]

I don't know what to read next... I hate this feeling because I have 1000 books on my TBR list to pick from. Ugh

[Lori]

Lisa, I have A Bad Day For Mercy. I'm liking Stella!

[D.G.]

Leea wrote: "I don't know what to read next... I hate this feeling because I have 1000 books on my TBR list to pick from. Ugh"

I'm having the same problem!

[Leea, Escape Artist]

I still haven't picked one... LOL! I'm stuck. I want something good but I just don't know what I want.

[Marcella]

I am reading . I am loving it!

[Kay]

I started but I'm not really in an HR mood.

I think I will start . I'm in the mood for some rock stars. Also, if anyone has any recs for rock star romances. Please send them my way.

[Marcella]

I love the Brotherhood/McAllister series.

[Angie Elle, BaBAMB!!!]

Kay wrote: "I started but I'm not really in an HR mood.

I think I will start . I'm in the mood for some rock stars. Also, if anyone has ..."

Let me know how the Kinley Kinley MacGregor is, Kay. I've wanted to read those for a while :)

[Lisa]

Lori McD wrote: "Lisa, I have A Bad Day For Mercy. I'm liking Stella!"

My library only has the first 2 of the series and I checked for the others on amazon and holy smokes, they're pricey, especially the kindle version. What's up with that? I may see if audible has them and use my credits gradually, if I can't find cheap used print versions.

Yeah, I like Stella too and I like how Goat calls her Dusty. I knew someone whose name was Dusty - was her given name and I liked it.

[Tellulah]

All done Loved this book so much. Such beauty and heartache and ultimately affirmation of life.

[Anita]

I have just started "A Woolf and a Dove" by Woodiwiss. I have a feeling I will love it, I usually do, her book are so romantic and just what I want.

[Tellulah]

Anita wrote: "I have just started "A Woolf and a Dove" by Woodiwiss. I have a feeling I will love it, I usually do, her book are so romantic and just what I want."

I think that was one of the first romance novels I ever read way back when. I remember loving it. Let me know how it holds up!

[Kay]

Angie wrote: "Let me know how the Kinley Kinley MacGregor is, Kay. I've wanted to read those for a while :)"

I've read books 1-3 which were all really fun. I think you'd like it if you're looking for an HR. I'm just not feeling #4 at the moment.

[Dee]

Finished Cuckoo! Really liked it - could def see as a series

[Kay]

I finished reading which was okay. I just haven't had any luck with New Adult books lately.

To keep with the rockstar theme, I am reading next. Maybe this one will be better for me.

[Lori]

Dee - glad you liked Cuckoo! I did, too! Hoping for more.

I was wrong about the Stella/Bad book. I have , not A Bad Day For Mercy. Finishing off by Diane Davidson Mott, so digging into the next Stella book and by Linda Howard next.

[Kenzlei]

Leea wrote: "Kenzlei wrote: "just finished loved it can't wait to read the next in the series now I just started "

I'm interest..."

I absolutely adored the story didn't want it to end although it had a great ending

[Kenzlei]

just finished now starting

[Leea, Escape Artist]

Huge reading slump over here for the last few days... It sucks but i'm getting a lot done. ha! I'm going to start, or if I can't start tonight, I may just try and start because i'm so slow at reading right now.

[Samantha]

Leea wrote: "Huge reading slump over here for the last few days... It sucks but i'm getting a lot done. ha! I'm going to start, or if I..."

I know the feeling, Leea. I started

[Leea, Escape Artist]

I've wanted to read Flowers in the Store for such a long time. I hear it's very good.

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

Me too, Leea. I want to see why it was so controversial back in the day. I think it's supposed to be rape-y, but that kind of content probably wouldn't phase us after some of the dark reads we've been subjected to over the past couple of years!

Will probably finish in the morning and it's not bad. There's nothing really new or great about the book, but it's decent enough for adult pnr. It reads less fluffy/cheesy than the Demonica series though, almost as if a different author was writing it.

Started and am super excited, since it's one of the books I've been anticipating the most after reading Roar and Liv.

[Anna (Bobs Her Hair)]

Stacia ~ Admittedly Apathetic wrote: "Will probably finish in the morning and it's not bad. There's nothing really new or great about the book, but it's decent enough for adult pnr. It reads less fluffy/cheesy than the Demonica series though, almost as if a different author was writing it."

It does read like a different author. I thought LOD was extra cheesy. Demonica had a similar sytle humor as LOD, but it worked for me in that particular series. I didn't hear Ione's voice or see her style in Bound by Night. Even her work with another writer as Sydney Croft has her touch. Maybe if it were an old backlisted book I could see it. Or maybe not. The book was okay. : /


@Samantha...Have you tried ? It's very good. The samurai subplot was odd, but Laura Kinsale worked it. :)

[Leea, Escape Artist]

Group Announcement:

We'd like to welcome Kay as a new moderator. We've know Kay for a long time and its always a joy chatting books with her.

Help us in Welcoming her...

[Kay]

Thank you, Leea and to the other mods, Stacia and Wendy! I'm honored and will do my best to uphold all the values of this group!

[D.G.]

Congrats, Kay!

[Sandra]

Welcome mod!

[Gwennie, Mrs. Bookworm]

Welcome aboard, Kay! :)

We're so glad to work with you!