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[Ruth]

No, not ill! Just two kids making me crazy until 10 pm and then too tired to read more than a page or two. Even with today being a snow day (in November!) we are cleaning bedrooms to prepare for my parents' visit this weekend.

Maybe I will read some this weekend when they are here, because the kids love to visit with grandma and grandpa at their hotel. :)

[Debbie]

Ruth wrote: "No, not ill! Just two kids making me crazy until 10 pm and then too tired to read more than a page or two. Even with today being a snow day (in November!) we are cleaning bedrooms to prepare for my..."

Oh Ruth snow day this early gaaa. :)
enjoy the parent's visit!

[Ang from OZ]

Debbie wrote: "Ang from OZ wrote: "I just downloaded Christine Feehans "Rocky Mountain Miracle" and I'm currently reading Book 2 in Sarah Fine's Guards of Shadow Lands Series.

[bookcover:Rocky Mountain Miracle|..."

Turns out I've already read this story in a Anthology. Oh well.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Ang from OZ wrote: "I just downloaded Christine Feehans "Rocky Mountain Miracle" and I'm currently reading Book 2 in Sarah Fine's Guards of Shadow Lands Series.

[bookcover:Rocky Mo..."

LOL that's what happens when we become reading addicts :)

[Debbie]

Happy Thursday/Friday Ang!!!



“An idealist is one who,
on noticing that
a rose smells better than a cabbage,
concludes that it makes a better soup.”
~ Bertrand Russell


Bertrand Arthur William Russell (May 18 1872 – February 2 1970) A British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, & social critic. He spent most of his life in England, he was born in Wales, and died there at the age of 97. Source

[Debbie]

Morning everyone it's FRIDAY YAY!!
So what is on your reading list for the weekend?

And for those of you who are joining in on the January month long read of Exigency by Michael Siemsen I've put a video book trailer up on the club so be sure and check it out.

For those of you who aren't going to join in – shame on you ;)

[Debbie]

Susan wrote: "As a business owner, that took a month off Sat will be catch up day, but Sunday is read all day for me, Nascar is over and Red Zone will play for 7 hours, not that I dont like football but thats a ..."

Ah, a whole Sunday of reading, sounds delightful Susan :)

[April]

I'm on a bit of a YA kick these days. Started reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. This one's been on my tbr list for awhile now and I'm really excited to have time to finally read it.

[Debbie]

April wrote: "I'm on a bit of a YA kick these days. Started reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. This one's been on my tbr list for awhile now and I'm really excited to have time to fina..."

Thanks for sharing April.

[Ang from OZ]

April wrote: "I'm on a bit of a YA kick these days. Started reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. This one's been on my tbr list for awhile now and I'm really excited to have time to fina..."

I hope you enjoy it April, unfortunately I didn't enjoy this one, but I can see why people are loving it.

[Debbie]

Well for most of us in the US tomorrow is a holiday, and for me I have Friday off so this is kind of my mini week.
So what's on your reading agenda for this weekend
I hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving!!

[Ang from OZ]

I just started Rescuing Christmas, a Xmas Anthology. Time to get into the holiday spirit I reckon!!

And also downloaded another Anthology called Night Shift, which has a story by a fav of mine Nalini Singh.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "

I just started Rescuing Christmas, a Xmas Anthology. Time to get into the holiday spirit I reckon!!

And also downloaded another Anthology called Night Shi..."

Thanks Ang. I LOVE holiday reads. Let us know how you like it.

[Debbie]

I just started part two of
Exigency pretty intense
Looking forward to discussing it in January!!

[April]

Downloaded my copy of Exigency today. I'll probably wait to start it until next month. Also started reading Being Santa Claus: What I Learned about the True Meaning of Christmas by Sal Lizard. Got a great deal on it Black Friday shopping and couldn't hold off reading it. Deb, I loved the interview you did with Sal a few years back and saw you reposted it a few days ago. What a great book to get a person in the holiday spirit. Loving it so far!

[Ang from OZ]

I started "The Darkest Touch by Gena Showalter", over the weekend.



It's part of a long time running series called "The Lords of the Underworld" Not as impressed as with others in the series. I think maybe it's been going on for too long. It feels in a way like your reading the same thing re-hashed over and over again.

[Debbie]

April wrote: "Downloaded my copy of Exigency today. I'll probably wait to start it until next month. Also started reading Being Santa Claus: What I Learned about the True Meaning of Christmas by ..."

April, Hi girlfriend. Hope your Thanksgiving was fabulous. And awe thanks so much for loving the interview w/Sal I Loved it too and it's become just tradition to repost it every year. I may have to get an updated look next year with Santa Sal ;)
xo

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I started "The Darkest Touch by Gena Showalter", over the weekend.



It's part of a long time running series called "The Lords of the Underworld" Not as im..."

Awe and I love this series Ang, shucks well maybe it gets better. Let us know!

[Debbie]

Susan wrote: "Still plucking away on Life Song."

;)

[Debbie]

I did some actual my own pile reading this weekend
I read our January Sci-Fi Exigency formulated our questions and am just putting the finishing touches on Michael's interview so stay tuned.


I'm almost finished with

[Ang from OZ]

So I finished The Darkest Touch, nope didn't strike any chords with me. The main female character I just wanted to punch in the face for most of the book I found her annoying. Like I said before, I think the series has just gone on way to long. And to put bluntly, same shit, different book title lol!

Going to start Wickedly Wonderful, book 2 in the Baba Yaga Series today. This is from a new author I discovered this year.

[Debbie]

Hey everyone I just heard from Michael Siemsen and he wanted to let you all know that the Amazon exclusive for Exigency will be lifted about December 15th and then all you nook owners can get it too!!

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Currently reading Face of Betrayal by Lis Wiehl. Three female friends (an FBI agent, a TV reporter, and a prosecutor) use their positions to work together to solve a missing teen case. It's a good read so far.

[Ang from OZ]

I finished Werewolf in North Woods by Vicki Lewis Thompson. I started this series way back when the first book came out and then some how missed all the others. So I'm making my way through her "Wild about You" series now.



And I'm going to read over the weekend, the third and final book in Sarah Fine's Guards of the Shadow Lands Series. I've really enjoyed this series, and the second book ended on somewhat of a cliff-hanger!!

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Currently reading Face of Betrayal by Lis Wiehl. Three female friends (an FBI agent, a TV reporter, and a prosecutor) use their positions to work together to solve a missing teen cas..."

TarHeelGirl that sounds great thanks for sharing and putting it on my radar what the heck I guess it's better to have too much to read than no enough right
Have a great Weekend

[Debbie]

Susan wrote: "I am done with Life Song!!!!!. Now I am going to move on Did my review also , the book was not that bad I did like it so spots were hard to get through."

Glad you got through it without it being a huge disappointment I know it's frustrating when you devote so much time to reading a book that isn't all you hoped it was.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I finished Werewolf in North Woods by Vicki Lewis Thompson. I started this series way back when the first book came out and then some how missed all the others. So I'm making my way through her "..."

I've only read her Harlequin Blaze books I'll have to try the Nocturne too

[Debbie]

Susan wrote: "Started reading Double Dare by Rhonda Nelson a free be from way back on free friday. Something fun to read"

Hope you enjoy it Susan

What are the rest of you reading this weekend!

[Kamas]

Debbie wrote:

What are the rest of you reading this weekend!"

Gonna try and finish up The Horse You Came In On so I can return it to the library. And then I need to finish Tremble the Devil that I had started on my Nook last weekend on the drive down to the Twin Cities for the football game.

[April]

Currently reading The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson, which I picked up because I love the title and is proving to be a great read. Also reading Inconceivable by Carolyn and Sean Savage about an IVF procedure gone wrong.

[Ang from OZ]

I started Grave Witch by Kalayna Price. A new author for me. I pick the book up at the local Book Exchange for around $4. From what I understand the book is part of a 5 book series. Not very far into yet.

[Debbie]

Kamas wrote: "Debbie wrote:

What are the rest of you reading this weekend!"

Gonna try and finish up The Horse You Came In On so I can return it to the library. And then I need to finish [book:Tre..."

Oh that's on my shelf Kamas. was it good?

[Debbie]

April wrote: "Currently reading The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson, which I picked up because I love the title and is proving to be a great read. Al..."

April what a great title for a novel and wonderful that it's a good choice too!

[Kamas]

Well, I got all of 6 pages read this weekend.

April, that title of the first one reminds me of the D-Day vet who took off from the home this spring for the anniversary celebration.

[Kamas]

Debbie wrote: The Horse You Came In On"Oh that's on my shelf Kamas. was it good? "


Debbie, it's not my favorite of the Jury novels. I actually found parts of it quite annoying. You can read my review of it to see why. If you've never read her stuff before, I'd pick an earlier novel to get used to the characters.

[Debbie]

Kamas wrote: "Debbie wrote: The Horse You Came In On"Oh that's on my shelf Kamas. was it good? "


Debbie, it's not my favorite of the Jury novels. I actually found parts of it quite annoying. You..."

Thanks Kamas read the review and will be putting the novel in someone's Christmas stocking this year :)
I will pick up an earlier one to try

[[deleted user]]

Soon should be finishing up Paydown by Nick Stephenson. Has anyone read any of his books? There are several in the series and are frequently offered for free. Paydown is the prequel to the series, so I thought I'd read it first.

[Debbie]

TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Soon should be finishing up Paydown by Nick Stephenson. Has anyone read any of his books? There are several in the series and are frequently offered for free. Paydown is the prequel..."

No TarHeelGirl I've never heard of him.
Do you like it!?

[[deleted user]]

Just finished The Christmas Candle by Max Lucado. It was B&N's Free Friday book yesterday and it's still free if anyone is interested. It's an enjoyable, quick read for this time of year about a community coming together to experience miracles at Christmastime.

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Debbie wrote: "TarHeelGirl00 wrote: "Soon should be finishing up Paydown by Nick Stephenson. Has anyone read any of his books? There are several in the series and are frequently offered for free. ..."

For a fairly short book, it was interesting enough to make me want to read the first in the series, which I downloaded sometime ago for free.

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Susan wrote: "Finished Double Dare, good thing it was free! Started The day of drowning its a short story but a true one so far so good."

Susan, did you download The Christmas Candle yesterday? It's still free and it's short if you're looking for another quick one.

[Kamas]

Finally finished Tremble the Devil: "the story of terrorism as Jesus Christ, James Bond, and Osama bin Ladin would tell it." tonight. I've had less than 50 pages for the last four days. With my head hurting I haven't wanted to read much. It was a good read, very eye opening.

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Reading Wanted by Nick Stephenson. I'm trying to catch up on freebies too!

[Ang from OZ]

I've been making my way through Kalayna Price's "Alex Craft Series" really enjoying the hop back into the urban fantasy genre. It's been a while since I read sonething in this genre that I've really enjoyed. About 50 pages left of book two "Grave Dance" to go, then on to book three.

[Debbie]

Glad to hear all of the reading going on.

I will be on vacation the first week of January and hope to read JInxed by Donna Augustine and Laura Griffin's upcoming March Thriller Beyond Limits

[Kamas]

Started Bride of the Rat God last night. So far it's pretty good. '20's Hollywood, murder mystery with some supernatural suspense hinted at.

[Debbie]

Kamas wrote: "Started Bride of the Rat God last night. So far it's pretty good. '20's Hollywood, murder mystery with some supernatural suspense hinted at."

That sound good Kamas Hope you're feeling better

[Karen]

Been a bit busy, but havent been able to sit down and write. So have read Artifacts by Mary Anna Evan (fantastic)
The Bracelet (nah...gave it one of my dreaded 3 stars), just finished a couple of books in a series ...., reading about books at once, plus trying to finish these and get to about four more. Is it Wednesday yet? Lol

[Debbie]

Hi Karen xo
I'm so glad you enjoyed Mary Anna's novel I love that series her characters are so unexpectedly good
It's so good to see you on the forum
Happy New Year!!!
xo
deb

[Debbie]

Susan wrote: "Stsrted our read for Jan. Dont know if its my kinda book, I am kinda lost but will continue. This year I am not going to finish a book. Last year I quit reading 3 dont like to do that."

fingers crossed it'll be right for you Susan :)