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[Peep (Pop! Pop!)]

I'm reading this one now, even though I read the first two and gave them two stars. I do like this one better.

[Heidi]

Peep wrote: " I'm reading this one now, even though I read the first two and gave them two stars. I do like this one better."

You are so silly! Reading the third book even though you only gave the other two 2 stars!

[Isamlq]

I just finished:

Now reading:

And later:

[Lani]

Finished Lover Revealed and continue my way through the BDB series with Lover Unbound. I have a major crush on V...

[Lori]

I started Only a chapter in so no opinion yet.

[Natasha]

Adam wrote: "Just curious if anyone is reading "The Familiars." It's a new fantasy series that I wrote that came out on September 7th. Love to chat about it if you are. :)"


I've heard about it and it seems interesting, though I haven't been able to get a copy. Is it released in the UK?

[Peep (Pop! Pop!)]

Heidi I wrote: "Peep wrote: " I'm reading this one now, even though I read the first two and gave them two stars. I do like this one better."

You are so silly! Reading the thi..."

It's good because he's so cold. He's a killer and she's so broken. Perfect recipe for a good romance - that is, if you like ones where the Hero is cold killer. But it's ok, he's not trying to embrace that part of him. So cold...

[Ruby]

I am reading Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr. I am on page 1 at the moment but I have high expectations due to it following Wicked Lovely, which I loved.

[Amanda]

I have Ink Exchange on my to-read list, let me know how it is.

[Rosabelle]

Isamlq wrote: "I just finished:

Now reading:

And later:
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ooohhh I loved the first book..

[Rosabelle]

Finished I Am the Messenger.. loved it loved it loved it.. and now I'm reading Smoke and Mirrors.. so far i think it's better than the first book

[Dija]

Currently reading and it's proving to be much better than . For one thing, Merit's becoming easier to stand, and for another, Ethan's ditched the stick up his ass, at least for a little while, and I'm definitely liking his attitude better now. This series isn't one of my favorites yet, but if this keeps up, it could definitely make it to the list by Hard Bitten.

[Heidi]

Rosabelle wrote: "Finished I Am the Messenger.. loved it loved it loved it.. and now I'm reading Smoke and Mirrors.. so far i think it's better than the first book"

Yeah! So glad you liked I am the Messenger. Isn't the Doorman so cute :)

[Cassi aka Snow White]

Heidi I wrote: Yeah! So glad you liked I am the Messenger. Isn't the Doorman so cute :)


I was so worried they were going to the Doorman was gonna die at the end of the book. (This is in no way a spoiler because the Doorman is just a dog and I get overly upset at the death of pets. My family has 6 dogs).

[Michelle]

I'm reading "Incarceron" right now. 1/2 way through and really liking it.

[Cassi aka Snow White]

Michelle wrote: "I'm reading "Incarceron" right now. 1/2 way through and really liking it."

I really liked it! However our library doesn't have the 2nd one :(

[Kayla]

i am reading fire study....kind of a slow start. hopefully it will get better!

[Traci]

Cassi wrote: "Michelle wrote: "I'm reading "Incarceron" right now. 1/2 way through and really liking it."

I really liked it! However our library doesn't have the 2nd one :("

That's because it's not out in the US yet! It comes out sometime this fall/winter though. I'm not sure of the exact date.

[Cassi aka Snow White]

Why does it take so long for books to be published in other countries?

I'm of the opinion just give it to me now!

(I've never noticed this problem with Garth Nix books and he's Austraulian. I wonder what the difference is)

[Jessica]

I'm reading Halo right now and am liking it so far...and it's amazing how young the author is!

[Laura]

So, it's definitely not YA, but has anyone read ? I'm thinking about giving the series a try.

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

Yes. This series is either a love or hate deal. Personally, I've loved the ones I've read so far. The series starts out with a WWII era nurse traveling back in time to 1700's Scotland, where she is stuck having to marry a stubborn man a few years younger than her for her own protection.

The books are long (some almost 1000 pages), and very steeped in historical detail. Some of it was very interesting to me (I loved reading about which herbs were used for medicinal purposes, as well as learning about how they lived day to day in that time period), and some of it wasn't (Higlander Clan lineage).

Being a fast reader, if something gets too heavy for me, I just skim a little bit.

The best part of the whole series - the part that keeps people coming back is the love story. The love story is one of the best of all time. It defies the element and boundaries of time. You will never forget Jamie and Claire.

[Becca]

Laura wrote: "So, it's definitely not YA, but has anyone read ? I'm thinking about giving the series a try."

I too liked it...to a point. If you're a prude, like me, you may be a bit bothered by the sex scenes. Just a word of warning that they are definitely in there.

[Peep (Pop! Pop!)]

I liked Outlander too. I didn't try any of the others one, though I didn't mind the length at all. I haven't heard anything about the next book. I always wondered if I should try it.

I agree with Becca that that may bother some. Also, there was another issue that made people love or hate it.

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

I've only read up through Voyager (book 3). Voyager was as good as Outlander to me because there was a moment that you had been waiting for to happen and it was very nice.

Gabaldon doesn't write for the faint hearted, I will agree, but I like that she didn't waver on writing what was historically accurate for the time. There was a scene that had several "independent" type women seeing red, but in all reality, it was exactly what would have happened during that time period.

[Book]

Sapphique (Incarceron #2) comes out late December

I'm about a quarter into and I'm a bit disappointed with it really. But I like Jem, and it did seem to pick up once he was introduced..

[Laura]

Thanks for the Outlander opinions! I think I'll try it. (But I am a prude, so we'll see how that goes, haha.)

[Becca]

Peep wrote: "I liked Outlander too. I didn't try any of the others one, though I didn't mind the length at all. I haven't heard anything about the next book. I always wondered if I should try it.

I agree with ..."

Oh, I totally forgot about that other issue people had with it, and I'm telling myself duh! right now. ha! So the other issue has to do with gay relations in that time period and there was one pretty dang graphic scene that disturbed me badly. I too have read through #3, but I got bored and moved onto something else.

[Lloyd]

I finally finished up and really enjoyed the series. Now I'm not sure if I should take a little reading break, or start in on ? Especially before comes out! (As usual, I've more books than I have time to read them)

[Heidi]

I'm listening to .

[Traci]

I finally finished Bloody Jack and I really liked it. It was very different than I expected though. I will definitely read the next in the series sometime.

I picked up my very first Sarah Dessen book today because I'm in the mood for a sappy romance story. I hope The Truth about Forever lives up to all the praise I hear about her.

[Traci]

ps. Is the rest of the Bloody Jack series as good? Are they worth a read? I did really like the first, but I have not heard very much about this series at all..

[Cassi aka Snow White]

Someone loaned me Outlander. I enjoyed it well enough, but it was a little bit too much a romance (which well I don't read) but I like Scotland enough to put up with that. I never read the others because they were rather long. I've considered checking the audiobooks out from the library...any word on if they are any good?

[Isamlq]

Cassi wrote: "Someone loaned me Outlander. I enjoyed it well enough, but it was a little bit too much a romance (which well I don't read) but I like Scotland enough to put up with that. I never read the others..."

lolz... Either you love those books or hate them... Im with the latter :) Don't bother with the audio books unless you have a hard time getting to sleep.. in which case, Outlander is better than any OTC sleep aid out there.

[Dija]

Traci wrote: "I picked up my very first Sarah Dessen book today because I'm in the mood for a sappy romance story. I hope The Truth about Forever lives up to all the praise I hear about her. "

That's my favorite book by Dessen, and I've read all of them except a couple. All her other titles were good too, but I hated how all the characters in all her novels were exactly alike except for minor changes.

[Cassi aka Snow White]

LOL. You see I must be the exception to the rules because I don't love them but I don't hate them. I'm not a romance person (you'll see I read mainly YA fantasy/scifi.) I enjoy relationships within stories (ie. Hunger Gamse, Tamora Pierce) when they are the centerpiece of the story. I visited Scotland in highschool (on a Europe trip only for a couple days) and absolutely loved it. So I think thats why I liked Outlander when it's totally not my type of book.

[Isamlq]

Cassi wrote: "LOL. You see I must be the exception to the rules because I don't love them but I don't hate them. I'm not a romance person (you'll see I read mainly YA fantasy/scifi.) I enjoy relationships wit..."

I'm also YA fantasy/sci-fi reader... but I also read a lot of romance... its just Outlander was so looooong... What else did you like about Outlander? Maybe I'm missing something if there are tons of Ol lovers out there:)

[Peep (Pop! Pop!)]

Becca wrote: "Oh, I totally forgot about that other issue people had with it, and I'm telling myself duh! right now. ha! ..."

I don't remember that, hahaha. I was talking about the marriage issue.

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BLUEMOON: Inside Out gets better, keep reading.

[Cassi aka Snow White]

You see to be honest I'm not sure I remember. I liked the whole Scottish setting & culture (and hearing the Scottish accents in my head...I blame Sean Biggerstaff from the HP movies for this).

Um....it's been like a year since I've read it and I read it while babysitting a little girl (she would sleep on my chest and I would read).

[Rosabelle]

Heidi I wrote: "Rosabelle wrote: "Finished I Am the Messenger.. loved it loved it loved it.. and now I'm reading Smoke and Mirrors.. so far i think it's better than the first book"

Ye..."

yes... he is soo cute... i love the coffeeholic dog :) at first i actually thought that The Doorman can talk :)

[Ruby]

Will do! Amanda wrote: "I have Ink Exchange on my to-read list, let me know how it is."

[Becca]

Cassi wrote: "You see to be honest I'm not sure I remember. I liked the whole Scottish setting & culture (and hearing the Scottish accents in my head...I blame Sean Biggerstaff from the HP movies for this).

..."

Cassi you don't get much Scotland after the first one and a half really, so if that's what you're going back for you won't find much of it with the one exception of Jaimie.

[Lloyd]

Hello, my name is Lloyd and I am a reading addict. My foolish thought of taking a little reading break only lasted overnight. I officially started The Red Pyramid on the bus ride to work. Riordan is just a lot of fun to read. Grabbed me right from the start. Question is...will I finish this book in time for the next Olympians novel? Probably not, but at least I'll have another Riordan book to jump into when I do!

[Cassi aka Snow White]

So everyone I have a confession. I listen to bagpipe music on my ipod on my walks in the park. You think I'm kidding about liking about Scotland a lot...but I'm not. (I partially do this b/c I feel like I can still hear any potential dangers but I do find it relaxing & atmospheric).

[Lincy]

I just started Firelight by Sophie Jordan. The opening sure is exciting! Anyone else reading this? Like, not like?

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

I purchased Firelight for my Nook because I have 2 different groups that I need to read it for in October. Haven't gotten to it yet.

Cool cover though.

[Lloyd]

Cassi wrote: "So everyone I have a confession. I listen to bagpipe music on my ipod on my walks in the park. You think I'm kidding about liking about Scotland a lot...but I'm not. (I partially do this b/c I f..."

My wife and I had bagpipes played at your wedding. At the rehearsal, it was just amazing. On the day of our wedding, the reed stuck and...wow. When bagpipes go bad...they are BAD! (Ouch!)

[Amanda]

Lincy wrote: "I just started Firelight by Sophie Jordan. The opening sure is exciting! Anyone else reading this? Like, not like?"

I just got it from the library, I am hopeing to get to it this week.

[Book]

Just starting , it's been a fun series

[Jen]

Just finished Leviathan...Wow! Loved it! Currently reading The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie.