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Never heard that expression either, but I'm going to try to remember it. It's hilarious!

[Ang from OZ]

Yes please use it!!! If something really annoys you... Say " Well that really shits me off"!!!! :)

[Ang from OZ]

I have reading Firestorm Forever by the lovely Deborah Cooke. She even sent me a pack of goodies in the mail!

[Debbie]

I'm just about to finish Victorious

Then it's off to The Marriage Charm for a blog tour

I'm in. Then Its What Lies Behind

Ang I've never heard that either but I LOVE it!! I also have Deborah Cooke's Serpent's Kiss to read. As you know she's one of my faves too!!
Everyone enjoy your Sunday/Monday!!

[Ruth]

Just shared it with my family. Let's see if we can create a new phrase here in the U.S.

[Debbie]

Ruth wrote: "Just shared it with my family. Let's see if we can create a new phrase here in the U.S."

Love it!!

[Kamas]

Well, I didn't get any reading done this morning. ADE is not working for me on two different computers. I even tried a couple of different versions. And of course Adobe has zero customer service. Looks like my future purchases for awhile will be DRM free only. Of course, I've got 1600+ books to choose from so I don't think I'll run out anytime soon.

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Finished Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen today. I try to get a classic in every now and then.

[Debbie]

Reading What LIes Behind by JT EllisonWhat Lies Behind OMG It is soooo good, scary good!

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Debbie wrote: "Reading What LIes Behind by JT EllisonWhat Lies Behind OMG It is soooo good, scary good!"

It sounds good!

[Ang from OZ]

I finished up with "Firestorm Forever" by the lovely Deborah Cooke. Smashing finished to the series!

Now I think I'll start "Daughter of Deep Silence" by Carrie Ryan, this is a different genre than Carrie Ryan normally does, her other books were about Zombies. But I loved those. So happy to give her new book a try.

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Reading "Don't Look Behind You and Other True Cases" by the queen of true crime, Ann Rule.

[Ruth]

Now reading "A God in Ruins," a companion novel to Kate Atkinson's "Life After Life," which was my favorite read of 2014.

[Debbie]

Oh ladies both good choices, I'm about halfway through JT Ellison's What Lies Behind
one more for pleasure book before I get to my September reviews will be Paula Brackston's upcoming
Lamp Black, Wolf GreyLamp Black, Wolf Grey

I hope you all have a very literary weekend!!

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Susan wrote: "Finished Girl Runner it was really good , Tarheel you may want to pick it up. now on to one of my to reads Everything I never told you."

It sounds good. I like stories that reveal both the past and present.

[Ang from OZ]

I downloaded the first Outlander book. Got it for $5 which I thought was pretty good. No reading yet for me this weekend, awful headache today.

[Ruth]

I'm in that "What do I read now?"-state that often comes after reading a really great book. I'm trying out "A God in Ruins" this weekend. I loved "Life after Life" and this is a companion novel.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I downloaded the first Outlander book. Got it for $5 which I thought was pretty good. No reading yet for me this weekend, awful headache today."

Feel better Ang, headaches suck!

[Debbie]

Well it's Friday again I'll be posting the reading schedule for our July book club read, The Martian sometime this weekend. I did invite Andy to join us but he's unfortunately not able to, but I'm sure we'll have a grand time none the less.

I'm just starting my September editorial reviews but will take a break this weekend to read

For my in-person meeting on Monday night

What's on your reading list this weekend!

[Ang from OZ]

I'm digging into "Shards of Hope" by Nalini Singh. A long running series this one. And each book just keeps getting better and better.



Then I might start "In the Air Tonight" by Lori Handeland. First in her new witch series.



Funny thought though, every time I read the title of the book I start singing, in the air tonight by Phil Collins, lol.

[Ruth]

LOL I totally would, too!

[Debbie]

Ruth wrote: "LOL I totally would, too!"

That's too funny I was thinking that very thing as I was interviewing Lori. You can see our chat if you'd like to-http://www.thereadingfrenzy.blogspot....

[Ang from OZ]

Lori has been a staple in my reading for a long time. Really looking forward to the new series.

[Kamas]

Debbie wrote: What's on your reading list this weekend!"

I'm going to try and finish up Monster Hunter International and then The Mark of Zorro

[Ang from OZ]

Hey Kamas, I hope you will join in for the read of The Martian with everyone in July!!! :)

[Kamas]

Right now I'm planning to. I think the family is going to be out of town for a few days so I might get to read at home.

[Debbie]

Kamas wrote: "Right now I'm planning to. I think the family is going to be out of town for a few days so I might get to read at home."

Very exciting to have you join in Kamas
the reading schedule is posted
of course there will be a thread during week two for those who've read the whole novle

[Ruth]

I'm still in a "What do I read now?" funk, I think. I started reading "A God in Ruins" but haven't been getting really into it, yet. Maybe it's an end-of-school-year depression? My son turns 13 on Sunday (in about an hour) and then the summer kicks off for reals!

Too much stress... I need to get into the gym!

[Ang from OZ]

Hope you get out of your reading funk soon Ruth, I have had a few funks myself this year.

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Reading "Birthdays For The Dead" by Stuart MacBride. A dark, intense thriller!

[Debbie]

Ruth, know how that can be. Let the summer begin maybe then you'll settle down and happy b-day to your son!

TarHeelGirl I love those kinds of reads, I do intent to prefer women authors in that genre. Even though they tend to be more diabolical their plot is usually easier to digest. I've never tried McBride though maybe I will

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Debbie wrote: "Ruth, know how that can be. Let the summer begin maybe then you'll settle down and happy b-day to your son!

TarHeelGirl I love those kinds of reads, I do intent to prefer women authors in that gen..."

The crimes in his books are rather violent and disturbing, but he balances it with great characters and humor. I also LOVE learning all the words and phrases used by the Irish!

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Debbie wrote: "Ruth, know how that can be. Let the summer begin maybe then you'll settle down and happy b-day to your son!

TarHeelGirl I love those kinds of reads, I do intent to prefer women authors in that gen..."

The crimes in his books are rather violent and disturbing, but he balances it with great characters and humor. I also LOVE learning all the words and phrases used by the Irish!

[April]

Currently reading Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (a favorite author of mine) and Elvis and Ginger: Elvis Presley's Fiancée and Last Love Finally Tells Her Story by Ginger Alden. My mother-in-law is a huge Elvis fan and wanted the book as a gift, so since I knew she'd want to discuss the book with me, I decided to read it before I gave it to her! :)

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Ruth, know how that can be. Let the summer begin maybe then you'll settle down and happy b-day to your son!

TarHeelGirl I love those kinds of reads, I do intent to prefer women auth..."

If you like dark Irish crime author try Declan Hughes

[Debbie]

April wrote: "Currently reading Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (a favorite author of mine) and Elvis and Ginger: Elvis Presley's Fiancée and Last Love Finally Tells Her Story by Ginger..."

Great strategy April :)

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Debbie wrote: "TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Ruth, know how that can be. Let the summer begin maybe then you'll settle down and happy b-day to your son!

TarHeelGirl I love those kinds of reads, I do inten..."

Thanks for the suggestion!

[Ang from OZ]

I just started "In the Air Tonight" by Lori Handeland.

Sing along with me now... I can feel it coming in the air tonight, I've been waiting for this moment for all my life... :) lol!

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Now I'm hearing that song in my head!

[Ang from OZ]

Glad someone else has it stuck in their brain. I've only just started the book, seems alright so far. Did you read it Debbie? I went and checked out your interview with Lori.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "Glad someone else has it stuck in their brain. I've only just started the book, seems alright so far. Did you read it Debbie? I went and checked out your interview with Lori."

I didn't read it yet, I'm in the middle of my editorial reviews right now but its on my pile ;)

[Debbie]

Well it's Friday again so what's reading boys and girls?

I just got elected to go on a road trip w/my daughter next weekend. I'd rather have a tooth removed then travel anywhere but it will be nice to have some one on one time with her.

I'll be reading my review requirements this weekend my HQN series and one upcoming Carla Neggers novel in her Donovan & Sharpe series

[Ang from OZ]

One of the guys at work has given me Gordon Ramsay's Biography to read. So what the hey, I'll give it a whirl! Only just started, and it is interesting so far. Although a few of the phrases he uses are lost on me. Guess because I'm not British.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "One of the guys at work has given me Gordon Ramsay's Biography to read. So what the hey, I'll give it a whirl! Only just started, and it is interesting so far. Although a few of the phrases he u..."

Or a Sadist ;)

[Debbie]

Hey guys I have a giveaway on the blog for one autographed copy of Night Tremors sorry Ang it's a US only giveaway but there's no takers
anyone want to enter?
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/...

[Ang from OZ]

Debbie wrote: "Ang from OZ wrote: "One of the guys at work has given me Gordon Ramsay's Biography to read. So what the hey, I'll give it a whirl! Only just started, and it is interesting so far. Although a few..."

Yes, he had a bad upbringing, but I don't think that is an excuse for how he treats people. Especially when he whinges throughout the book on how chef's treated him during his early career.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Ang from OZ wrote: "One of the guys at work has given me Gordon Ramsay's Biography to read. So what the hey, I'll give it a whirl! Only just started, and it is interesting so far. ..."

Oh wow exactly, why not be the way he wasn't treated not perpetuate it. Gah!

[Ang from OZ]

I've started reading the first Outlanderbook by Diana Gabaldone, and also watching the rest of the TV series. All the scottish language has me laughing, like "dinna fash" (don't fuss) and "you ken" (you know) my best friend from highscool parents were Scottish i can understand their accent better these days than what i could back then. It is a big book though!

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I've started reading the first Outlanderbook by Diana Gabaldone, and also watching the rest of the TV series. All the scottish language has me laughing, like "dinna fash" (don't fuss) and "you ke..."

I'm jealous Ang, I've read the books but am dying to see the tv series, soon!

[Ruth]

A friend of mine just read Outlander and she is hot to borrow my collection. I loaned it to her once before, but she never got around to reading them. She has been turned!