Repeat read....?

[Marie]

What is one book that you have read more than once and plan on reading again when you get the chance?

Marie

[Sharon]

I haven't done it recently because I've gotten over my Twilight craze!! Lol But I would read parts of New Moon, Eclispe and Breaking Dawn over and over.

[Arch , Mod]

I haven't really reread Gone Too Far by Suzanne Brockmann, but sometimes, I go to the book and read certain parts about Sam and Alyssa. I do the same to Defiant Hero and Over The Edge.

For Suzanne's other characters Dave and Sophia. I find their parts in FlashPoint, Into The Storm and Into The Fire. I don't own Dark of Night, but I have checked it out again from the library two months ago, just to reread their parts.

Now, I have reread For The Roses by Julie Garwood, recently. I had to revisit The Claybornes, especially, Cole Clayborne. I will be rereading The Clayborne Brides soon too. I might reread Come The Spring. I didn't really care for Cole's story, because it wasn't like I was reading about the Cole that I have fallen in love with. Maybe a second read, might change that, maybe not.

[Jenn]

Jane Austin's Emma. It is hard to explain, but I am completely taken with that story. I had reread it about three times. Maybe because it is the first romance book I read when I was young. I had just stopped reading the Sweet Vally High dramas in elementary/middle school and started reading classic books for English class. Some times I just put the movie on when I need back ground noise to sleep.

[Justine]

Marie wrote: "What is one book that you have read more than once and plan on reading again when you get the chance?

Marie"

Oh gosh there are so many of themm

Pleasure Seekers - Rochelle Alers
Arms Of A stranger - Giselle Carmichael

Every single one of Judith Smith- Levin books

Go Fetch - Shelly Laurenston

The Race- Richard North Patterson

Thierry's Angel - Shara Azod

A Knight's Vow - hmmmmm forgot who wrote this.

[Justine]

Jenn wrote: "Jane Austin's Emma. It is hard to explain, but I am completely taken with that story. I had reread it about three times. Maybe because it is the first romance book I read when I was young. I had ju..."

WOW Jenn - I'm impressed!

You could barely get me to read that book when I had to study it for English literature

[Danielle The Book Huntress , Sees Love in All Colors]

I don't get much time for rereading in. I have a long list of books I'd want to reread. Too long to write on here. I'm trying to reread Shadow Game by Christine Feehan, but I have so little free time, it's going very slowly on top of everything else.

[TinaNoir]

Once in a while I like to re-read Susan Elizabeth Phillips' stuff -- especially It Had To Be You

I also re-read Harry Potter. In the words of Ron Weasley "Brilliant"

[Arch , Mod]

I am rereading Jude Deveraux's Change of Heart. It's only 83 pages, I'll be finish with it soon.

[Shirlene]

Jenn wrote: "Jane Austin's Emma. It is hard to explain, but I am completely taken with that story. I had reread it about three times. Maybe because it is the first romance book I read when I was young. I had ju..."



Aliyah Burke wrote A Knights Vow. I've reread Kincaids Rose And connelley's Flame in he Megaladon series a few times now.
My number one reread book is The Color of Love by Sandra Kitt. I really should invest in a new copy. The copy I have is so raggedy, it's falling apart.

[CaliGirlRae, Mod Squad]

I loved The Color of Love, Shirlene. That was one of my first IR reads and it stuck with me ever since. Really well written. I enjoyed A Knight's Vow also.

I love rereading No Commitment Required by Seressia Glass, another one of my fave early IR reads. Zoe by TA Ford is another favorite. I think it's time to reread that one.