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What HQNs are you reading right now?
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Hey Leona, take care and get plenty of rest. We have a really nasty gastric bug going around here. I never get that sick but was out for a week . All better now though!
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Jennie wrote: "Hey Leona, take care and get plenty of rest. We have a really nasty gastric bug going around here. I never get that sick but was out for a week . All better now though!"Jennie - thank you...so glad to know you are doing better!
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Hey all, I adjust thought I would jump in and say I am currently reading an HQ titled Waking Up Married. I haven't read any thing by this author yet, but it is enjoyable so far... Hope those of you under the weather are feeling better?
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Hi Steamy! I was glad they offered Waking Up Married as a free Kindle read, although I haven't had a chance to read it. Glad you're enjoying it.
I'm not a lot better, but not worse, so that's good!
I'm not a lot better, but not worse, so that's good!
Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "Hi Steamy! I was glad they offered Waking Up Married as a free Kindle read, although I haven't had a chance to read it. Glad you're enjoying it.I'm not a lot better, but not worse, so that's good!"
Well just don't overdo things once you start to feel better. Lots of flu or flu like illnesses circulating this year....
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You're right, Steamy. I think this is a sign that I haven't been taking care of myself and resting. I was sick back in November too. I'm going to focus on healing and chilling out.
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I did an HP binge this past weekend, and it was very refreshing. I had to force myself to stop and read some other books. All brought about by rearranging my mountain of books!
Just wanted the Presents readers/fans here know that this month on the Harlequin.com website site we are spotlighting Harlequin Presents and several of the authors are dropping by. The theme for the week is UNFORGETTABLE MEN; PASSIONATE HEROES. I'd love you to drop by. You just need to sign in with your Facebook or twitter account. http://community.harlequin.com/showth...
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I haven been around for a while, but I felt compelled to post today. I've just finished The Fallen Greek Bride: At the Greek Boss's Bidding by Jane Porter. Wow! What an explosive, emotional book. I must say that I was quite taken by surprise about how frank the the sex scenes were. The dialogue etc. is very adult for a Mills & Boon. I had to check the cover a couple of times just to make sure I was actually reading a Harlequin! My Mom, who is 71, also enjoyed it tremendously. Mom, you can't read this stuff!So, a full on recommendation.
Next up is A Scandal, a Secret, a Baby\Marriage Scandal, Showbiz Baby! by Sharon Kendrick. Looks good!
Aruana
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I've been reading the Royal Brides series by Lucy Monroe as part of my challenge. I'm on book 8 right now:
I like the series and I think Lucy Monroe is my of my favorite Presents writers. I like a lot of her stuff.
Asteropê wrote: " I think Lucy Monroe is my of my favorite Presents writers. I like a lot of her stuff.
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I have to agree that Lucy Monroe used to write really good books. The Scorsolini Marriage Bargain is one of her best. But I have to say, her newer fare are just incredibly disappointing. She also changed her writing style and now writes more in "street language," which I find kind of off-putting. Her stories no longer have that drama that grips you. Now they're just not worth my time or money. She made my "authors to avoid" list starting with her more recent books.
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I have to agree that Lucy Monroe used to write really good books. The Scorsolini Marriage Bargain is one of her best. But I have to say, her newer fare are just incredibly disappointing. She also changed her writing style and now writes more in "street language," which I find kind of off-putting. Her stories no longer have that drama that grips you. Now they're just not worth my time or money. She made my "authors to avoid" list starting with her more recent books.
I just finished
a few days ago and really loved it. I didn't much like the heroine at first, but by the end I had really warmed up to her.
Lululemon wrote: "Asteropê wrote: " I think Lucy Monroe is my of my favorite Presents writers. I like a lot of her stuff. "
I have to agree that Lucy Monroe used to write really good books. The Scorsolini Marria..."
Huh. I didn't really notice that. I've been reading mostly here older stuff, so maybe that's why I haven't caught the change. (Yeah, I looked I've been reading her older stuff). Though I'm not sure what you mean by "street language," do you mean slang or something else?
(any examples?). I'm just curious!
Asteropê wrote: "Though I'm not sure what you mean by "street language," do you mean slang or something else?
(any examples?). I'm just curious!"
Asteropê, if you turn to page 14 of this thread (starting with message 653) you will see an example of this. In one of her latest books (I forget exactly which one but a 2013 release), the hero literally replies "don't be an a**" to someone. That kind of language could work in a different type of book, but that just doesn't work for me in a Harlequin Presents.
(any examples?). I'm just curious!"
Asteropê, if you turn to page 14 of this thread (starting with message 653) you will see an example of this. In one of her latest books (I forget exactly which one but a 2013 release), the hero literally replies "don't be an a**" to someone. That kind of language could work in a different type of book, but that just doesn't work for me in a Harlequin Presents.
I'm reading Marriage with Benefits by Kat Cantrell. Interesting premise, the heroine works for a women's shelter.
I've been going on a ROMANCE binge the last two weeks.read some newies like
which I liked...
so-so...
not too mad about it..just okay...
and then some great rereads
really liked...
LOVED IT...
really good...
STUNNING...Am now rereading
which i absolutely loved. AB is my fav author...
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Harlequin Presents are my crack!
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Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I love Harlequin-fests, Alex. It looks like you did really well overall!"I love going to my mills & boon bookshelf....yes I have one of those in my BEDROOM.....and picking up a book that i have loved reading and getting into it again.
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I wasn't quite sure where the best place to share that Harlequin.com has a new free Harlequin Presents weekly online read, A Wedding at Ruby Lake. Every Monday a new chapter is available until the story is completed. The author of this free read is Jennifer Hayward whose debut HP is available now, The Divorce Party.Check out the free read and discover if you like her style!
http://www.harlequin.com/articlepage....
Harlequin Books wrote: "I wasn't quite sure where the best place to share that Harlequin.com has a new free Harlequin Presents weekly online read, A Wedding at Ruby Lake. Every Monday a new chapter is available until the ..."Thanks for this tip. Loved "The Divorce Party" and look forward to more from this exciting new author!
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Harlequin Presents are my crack!
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I created a thread for Harlequin announcements:
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...
You can post any release information here, Harlequin Books.
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...
You can post any release information here, Harlequin Books.
Thank you, Lady Danielle! I hope to see many announcements over there from everyone.You're welcome Christine. I know I love to get a sample of a new author's style so that I know where to put their debut book in my TBR list. "sigh" So many books, not near enough time in the day to read them all, but I do try to read new authors right away. I'm always searching for a new favorite/keeper author~ Kim S.
As for what HQN I'm currently reading? It is The Billionaire's Trophy by Lynne Graham.
I am hooked to the Ferrara brothers. They are good enough to eat. :) Couldn't put down The Forbidden Ferrara last night.The Forbidden Ferrara
And now I am reading the first book in the series, Once a Ferrara Wife. Love Sara Morgan.
Once a Ferrara Wife...
Hey Sunshine, couldn't agree more. Sarah Morgan is fabulous. I've read both the Ferrara brothers but Santo was my favourite! I'm currently reading her latest book - Lost to the Desert Warrior.
Santo is my favorite too. Though Christiano wasn't bad either. But Santo was one of those dark brooding Heroes, you just can't resist. Has anybody read The Sultan's Choice by Abby Green? The Sultan's Choice
Haven't read it but I've got it. Just finished Lost to the Desert Warrior by Sarah Morgan! 25 stars from me!! I loved it.
Jennie, please read The Sultan's Choice. It was so good I couldn't put the book down. The hero was delicious. I usually don't like Sheikh romance but this one was too good. The chemistry between the hero and the heroine was amazing. For the first time, I read about a HP hero whose only aim in life wasn't bedding women. Sadiq is definitely one of my favorite heroes. I really loved the book. Highly recommended.P.S Just downloaded Lost To The Desert Warrior. Can't wait to read it. :)
Finished reading price of a bride by michelle reid and the rich man's revenge by miranda lee.2 of my most fav books of HQ.they are explosive,emotional & just makes you root for the charecters.definitely going back to reading it again.
Sunshine wrote: "Jennie, please read The Sultan's Choice. It was so good I couldn't put the book down. The hero was delicious. I usually don't like Sheikh romance but this one was too good. The chemistry between th..."Hey Sunshine, will start it today. Can't leave it any longer with praise like yours. I think you'll like Lost as the sheikh is similar to what you describe in Sultans Choice. He's devoted and honourable. I'll look out for your review!
Roub wrote: "hey The Sultan's Choiceis my all time favourite !! :-) a definite 5 star from me"Gonna read it .
Jennie, I have started reading Lost to the Desert Warrior. I love Raz. He is such a wonderful guy. The gradual blooming of romance between Layla and Raz reminds me of a verse I read some years ago. This is the English translation of this wonderful verse. "Last night your faded memory came to me
As in the wilderness spring comes quietly,
As, slowly, in the desert, moves the breeze,
As, to a sick man, without cause, comes peace."
Oh my God! I almost cried reading the verse you sent Sunshine! thanks so much. Glad you are enjoying Raz and Layla. They are both extremely loveable characters. I haven't started The Sultans Choice yet. I'm checking to see where it is on my computer. I know it's not on my kindle. Let you know when I find it.
Melanie wrote: "I'm convinced and just started The Sultan's Choice!"Me too Melanie, I just bought it
Sunshine wrote: "Let me know if you want me to send you a copy of it. Melanie, you won't regret it."Thanks for the offer!! It's already on my Kindle =)
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