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message 1: by Okie (last edited Apr 08, 2013 01:00PM) (new)

Okie (okieb) | 2194 comments Mod
Hey, y'all! Sorry I'm so late in posting this. I've been house/dog sitting and I'm just now making my rounds.

I'm starting this week with Slayer's Kiss by Cassi Carver


message 2: by Phoenix77 (new)

Phoenix77 | 346 comments I just finished Kate Nobel's latest Let It Be Me and I highly recommend it. Next up is a galley of A Passion for Pleasure


message 3: by June (new)

June (ladyjune) | 146 comments Just finished Rachel Gibson's Sex, Lies, and Online Dating. Not as good as her Hockey series, still fun read though. Up next is Jillian Hunter's The Mistress Memoirs


message 4: by Manda (new)

Manda Collins (manda_collins) | 1925 comments Mod
Coincidence, Phoenix77! I'm reading my very first Kate Noble The Summer of You and I'm loving it. I feel a glom coming on...


message 5: by Kasey (new)

Kasey | 560 comments Mod
I'm halfway through Beautiful Chaos, the third book in the Beautiful Creatures series. After that, i think I'm going to read The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After. I read some of them when they first came out, but it will be fun to read the new ones and re-read the ones I've already read.


message 6: by Amanda (new)

Amanda | 16 comments I just finished Mirror (Luke series 1) by Cassia Leo and about to start Just a Little Crush.


message 7: by Theresa (new)

Theresa Romain | 420 comments I'm reading JQ's The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After and Heather Snow's Sweet Madness. Both are excellent! Next up, something else from last week's release bonanza. Maybe the new Julie James.


message 8: by Deborah (new)

Deborah (dlecroybeaver) Just finished the Kristen Proby's "With Me In Seattle" series. Currently reading a Sarah Mayberry Within Reach. I'm not sure what's next. Probably something out of my TBR folder on my kindle. It's getting wayyyyy too large.


message 9: by Elaine (new)

Elaine Theresa wrote: "I'm reading JQ's The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After and Heather Snow's Sweet Madness. Both are excellent! Next up, something else from last week's release bonanza. Maybe the new Julie James."
Hi Theresa,
I'm half way through The Bridgertons too, and loving it!
Elaine


message 10: by [deleted user] (new)

I am reading the Hadley Green series by Julia London, just started the revenge of Lord Aberlin. I love her books.


message 11: by Irisheyes (new)

Irisheyes | 896 comments Finished DANCING ON COALS by Ellen O'Connell over the weekend. Wonderful, wonderful book! I love Ellen O'Connell. With her and Kaki Warner I have faith the western romance genre will survive! LOL

Halfway through LOVE IRRESISTIBLY by Julie James. I'm liking it. JJ is always a win for me. I like her voice, her characters are great and the banter is always fun.


message 12: by Amber (new)

Amber | 161 comments I'm reading Riversong and Mistress Of Nothing. It's funny I thought I'd love Mistress of Nothing and would be bored with Riversong, but so far the reverse is true. I'm devouring Riversong, it's got a good story and great characters. I'm struggling with Mistress of Nothing; on page 50 and bored to tears.

Do you guys ever give up on a book or do you read no matter what? Wondering if I should pass on this one or keep at it.


message 13: by Susan (new)

Susan (susaninaz) | 1075 comments I've been reading some War fiction this week; however, I just finished Cecelia ahern's The Book of Tomorrow which was Wonderful. Highly recommended coming-of-age story.


message 14: by Theresa (new)

Theresa Romain | 420 comments Elaine wrote: "Hi Theresa,
I'm half way through The Bridgertons too, and loving it!
Elaine "

Elaine, have you finished this yet? I did a night or two ago, and I loved it (though the Violet story was so bittersweet--which makes sense). The only 2nd epilogue I'd ever read before was Francesca's.

Irisheyes, I'm now reading
Love Irresistibly too. It's off to a great start; JJ's books are so witty.


message 15: by Okie (new)

Okie (okieb) | 2194 comments Mod
Spending the weekend reading some YA- I've got to get my YA tbr pile under control.

Reading book two and three: The Nightmare Garden & The Mirrored Shard by Caitlin Kittredge. Hopefully, I can both read today so I can finish the Iron Codex series and start on something new tomorrow.


message 16: by [deleted user] (new)

Read my first Maya Banks novel last night, Never seduce a Scot, one of the Armstrong/Montgomerry Highland series I really enjoyed this one and have ordered the others. Has anyone else read any of hers?


message 17: by Elaine (new)

Elaine Marnie wrote: "Read my first Maya Banks novel last night, Never seduce a Scot, one of the Armstrong/Montgomerry Highland series I really enjoyed this one and have ordered the others. Has anyone else read any of h..."

Hi Marnie
I haven't read Maya Banks as yet, but have her in my Amazon wishlist.


message 18: by [deleted user] (new)

Elaine, I think you will enjoy them, the one I read was a little different than the usual books of this genre. I am looking forward to the next two in this series.


message 19: by Elaine (new)

Elaine Marnie, I'll look into my wishlist, but I've got so many tbr books, it will probably be quite a long time before I can get to her...lol.


message 20: by [deleted user] (new)

Elaine, Worth the wait.


message 21: by Junek (new)

Junek | 54 comments I am currently reading, and hoping to finish it very soon!! The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout, very disappointed however I feel obliged to finish it, I just loved her other books, especially Olive Kitteridge.

My next is a toss up between Benediction by Kent Haruf or Life After Life by Kate Atkinson.


message 22: by Junek (new)

Junek | 54 comments I am sadly about to finish Last Friends by Jane Gardam, it is the last in The Old Filth Trilogy, a great little collection. This one ties up some threads from the first two books, I did enjoy all and intend to reread all three.


message 23: by [deleted user] (new)

Just finished Anne Stuart's Breathless, it's the third I have read of hers and I think the last. Her hero's are so vile that you wonder why or how the heroine could fall in love with them and the heroines themselves are so weak and wimpish I want to smack them around the face...hard.


message 24: by [deleted user] (new)

Tracy, I have just noticed you have given my book 5 stars, that is so nice, thank you so much for taking the time to read and rate my story.


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