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What are you reading in 2015?


I'm reading Consumed by Fire and I'm loving it. This woman, I tell you, she can write. Loving James. Heroine is a more messy than typical for Stuart but I like Evangeline. It will probably get five stars from me.




I do love Anne Stuart too! I am anxiously waiting for this book on Kindle, which does not come out until May. Glad to hear you enjoyed it.
I just finished the Ash Trilogy by Shiloh Walker and really enjoyed all three books. If You Hear Her is the first book in the series.








https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7...

I love that series too

Angelfall has been on my reading list for some time. Glad you're enjoying it. Is it still good as you read further?
Shirley wrote: "
just reread still love it. And finished
it was ok 3ish stars."
Oh man, I love the GhostWalkers, the most. But I do enjoy the Leopard series a lot. The new book is coming out next month: Cat's Lair


Oh man, I love the GhostWalkers, the most. But I do enjoy the Leopard series a lot. The new book is coming out next month: Cat's Lair



Oh man, I love the GhostWalkers, the most. But I do enjoy t..."
Ive read connor vega just yum. more than likely be in the rest eventually.


Now reading






here's hoping i can somehow manage to finish it before the end of the month... O.o


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Sounds interesting. I've added it to my TBR.
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it took me a little while (i had some issues with the descriptions) but now I'm rather enjoying the book. Glad i finally got started on it!
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I really enjoyed this. Haven't gotten back into the series though.

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I really enjoyed this. Haven't gotten back into the series though.


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This does look good and it's highly rated by my goodreads friends

Well if/when you decide to read it I'd be interested in your thoughts - don't worry if you struggle with the different writing style to begin with (though it could of just been me) once it gets into it its really good. plus the book is a fatty, which means i'll be entertained for a while! ^_^ always a bonus.


Yea i have of habit of not continuing a series, especially is the books are more on the chunky size. I intend to read the rest of the series but i put it off... then i forget details, and i don't want to read the first book again.. and well its just kinds of keeps going. lol.
Same happened with the Outlander series, though now there's a tv show, so if i really wanted to be lazy... lol.
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I finished rereads of
and
and loved them. Reno is such a crazy hero. I'm totally in love with him.
I loved how Daniel from
Cinderman is essential a comic book hero. Sexy Nerd Alert.


I loved how Daniel from
Cinderman is essential a comic book hero. Sexy Nerd Alert.

Yea i didnt think it was as good as the first either (still great, just not AS good) we seem to be the only ppl who think that though! lol.
good luck with the current book!

hahaha glad I'm not the only one!








I forgot to read


I started this series a year ago and am now trying to finish it up. We shall see how far I get before I get tired of Historical Romance and want a change.
We're having a Summer Reading Program on the DHASG. Stop by the thread to nominate and vote for the June group read.
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But I started Knocked Up by the Bad Boy, by Vanessa Waltz.



And am reading Blood and Roses book 3



At the moment I'm reading

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If you're intrigued by the retelling of a classic story from a different point of view. I highly recommend Wide Sargasso Sea. It's the Jane Eyre story as experienced by the "madwoman" in the attic, Mr. Rochester's secret wife, who grew up on a Caribbean plantation and found herself living in an isolated house in Victorian England, where her sensual nature and free spirit made her a misfit. (Who wouldn't go crazy?!) An exquisite, heartfelt novel.