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Usually is Danielle, but a friend and I promised each other we would read this book as I have book 2 and she has book 3 lol.


I don't belong to a Book Club, but do read some great books recommended by friends and find that is better than any book club in my opinion.

The Hand-Me-Down Family
Elric The Stealer of Souls
Be Mine Tonight
The Face in the Frost

The Hand-Me-Down Family
Elric The Stealer of Souls
Be Mine Tonight
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Any good?


Cool, will have to check them out some time hon xx
Danielle/Fiona... I am intrigued to hear that you read (and not only yrselves) more than one book at a time. Does it not distract the one story from the other... if you know what I mean.

Bev, I tend to start a book and then sometimes get sidetracked with another great book. BUT I do tend to try and go back and read the 1s I started as well. If I find a book is gettin a bit tedious (in my opinion), then I will swap books or give up on it.
Hope that answers the question from my side sweetie xx
p.s, does depend on which book I take with me to places, cos I sometimes forget to grab a book (we sometimes think we r only in town and decide to go on a long bus trip afterwards), so I tend to pop to library and grab a good book (which never helps the TBR pile lol) x
Oh ok.. good idea particularly if the book is of a tedious nature as you say. I ask as I'd love to do that with the many books I have bought and not read because I keep buying books and end up reading the recent purchases.. with the result I have about 12 books and more gathering dust on my shelf!(purchases as far back as a year.)So I was thinking to pick up the old with the new and in that way I just may get thru them! Don't mind me... I'm sure it sounds like I'm having a blond moment!!!

I have 6 bookcases full of books and still buy/borrow more lol xx
So i am not alone in this... its almost like a "drug"... but alot healthier!!

It's a logistical thing for me. I keep a book in my purse for car (store, etc) reading. Books in my backpack at work, and a book for evening reading. Also I feel I read faster that way (this might be fallacy), and also it helps to stave off possible boredom if a book is getting slow, since I do try to finish every book I start. Also I love short stories, and so I read short story volumes slowly over time.
Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Bev wrote: "Danielle/Fiona... I am intrigued to hear that you read (and not only yrselves) more than one book at a time. Does it not distract the one story from the other... if you know what I mean..."
No I don't think its a fallacy... makes sense.. perhaps I should give it consideration. And yes, I hate to think the money we have all spent on books...small fortune no doubt.... but so rewarding in many ways.
No I don't think its a fallacy... makes sense.. perhaps I should give it consideration. And yes, I hate to think the money we have all spent on books...small fortune no doubt.... but so rewarding in many ways.

How are you enjoying the latter....."
I just finished Redeeming Love last night and I really liked it. I think I am going to try another book from
Francine Rivers
This is by far her very best.. in my opinion Jackie M all her others pale in comparison. However, having said that, I have thoroughly enjoyed everyone of her other books. Happy Reading



I'm going to have a lazy/no tv watchin' weekend (besides my sons birthday party and a book club to attend). I'll read. That's it. :)



what did you think of Midnight?



My friend had recommended this to me and I'm so glad she did. Amelia Peabody is a riot. I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks, Jackie. The series was recommended to me by a friend too. I'm only about 50 pages into it, but so far the book is pretty good.

This book should be very funny. And regarded overall, it is funny, however, the whole thing takes itself very seriously ... and it actually IS a practical guide to defending yourself and your loved ones from zombie attack.
There are a few things that I was wrong about, but I've corrected the problems with my survival plan and I am ready.



Sorry for not responding sooner! I've not been online much lately (it feels like ages, though it's really only been about a week or so) so i din't notice a reply to my post right away!
Anyway, yo answer your question, I actually stopped reading it! It wasn't terribly bad or anything, it just didn't seem to be able to keep my attention for longer then a few minutes...And it had the distinction of being my first by her, and I was afraid If I'd kept at it, it would turn me off her witch series (the Fyne Witches I think?) which I've been wanting to read for awhile... I may get back to it again (so I'm not totally writing it off) when I can find it :)
does that help you at all?


Joy, if you like both romance and paranormal, you should consider reading heather graham. I have read several of her books; the seance, the death dealer, the dead room, and so on. they are fun reads.


(This is another FirstReads book! I was quite excited and surprised to win another so quickly.)


I brought Death's Daughter to work so I'll hopefully start that at lunch today.
I just started reading Lover Revealed byJ.R. Ward. I'm having trouble getting into it, because I have never been interested in Marrissa or Butch. I LOVE the 2nd and 3rd books in the series, though! Zsadist is my favorite brother, so I def. recommend the 3rd book. :)
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