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I just finished

Think I'm going to start these next.

I haven't named my phone or tablet but they are my babies ! not baby as an endearment but as in my child :D


I'm enjoying the audiobook of [bookcover:Rapture in Deat..."
I listen to audiobooks either at work or on the way to work or when I am at home cooking or cleaning! Sometimes I listen to them 3 or 4 hours straight !

I just finished [bookcover:Christmas Eve at Frid..."
If you read the first two we can do a buddy read for the third one , how's that?

They are pretty good but not the kind I'd recommend specially the first two! It's getting better .



Yeah, Kleypas is a hard act to follow. LOL!







You sound like me LOL When would you want to do it?"
Susan I've only just seen this comment. Whenever your ready is fine, I have the books so i'm ready.

Ladies anyone in for a buddy read in the next couple of days ?



How about some time next month? Say around the 15th?

I emailed you the other day"
I am a serious doofus! I got it, thank you so much! I just haven't uploaded it into my calibre so it wasn't there when I searched. D'oh!

Ladies anyone in for a buddy read in the next couple of days ?

I still have to read Rainshadow Road first... lol I won a free copy of it so I really have no excuse not to read it ☺



CaroB?
I'm not sure about the date. today? or 6th? or 18th?

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/67...

I'm not sure but they've gotten really high ratings. The series is supposedly very dark though.










Yaay finally someone is reading that book, I've been dying here waiting for one of you to read it so we can discuss it!



I'm thinking what's wrong with me that I left it unread for so long!!!

Here's my review!
Ten reasons why I really love this book.
"One" it gives precedence to my fondness for list making, and it is always grand to indulge one's OCD tendencies. "Two" it’s a fast, jaunty read, that leaves you longing to turn just ONE more page before you put it down. Which is most heavily influenced by "Three" the characters who are simply adorable, whether they are on the heath or in the drawing room. That is, of course, partly inspired by "Four" the jocular feel of the prose, especially between Sebastian and Annabel, even despite the overabundance of adjectives. Which in turn leads to "Five" the outlandish, humorous plots within the plots, or so to speak, which include the always serious and obvious potential for death by pigeons. That brings up the question of “Six” the peculiarly difficult task of translating this into Russian. Followed closely by “Seven” the improbable and unconfirmed number of times a rock can be skipped, and “Eight” the number of siblings in Annabel’s family and the promise of her child-bearing hips. Which is of course blushingly followed by “Nine” the sweet and seductive love scenes that invite a sacchariferous blush from the tips of your toes to the top of your head. Which is finished off quite nicely by a fowl and "Ten" the fact that she can outrun a turkey

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I've heard really good things about both! :)
Jenny Wrote: Rachel, have you read all of the After the Crash books? I've had the first one on my kindle forever, but I never seem to pick it up.
No, I was bad and skipped to Book 3. I think I'm going to go back and read Book 1, though. That book features Taye and he's a sweetheart.
The book kind of reminded me of the psy-changeling series. Well, the shifter part of the book, that is. It had kind of the same tone - the men are shifter/wolves and their wolves bond with their mates. The guys are alphas, fierce Lakota warriors, but sweet and tender with their women and also possessive/protective. So it also feels kind of like a historical native american western. I think you might like it. There may not be much action though - Book 3 was character/romance driven so I think it will probably be the same with Book 1. And it's not a perfect series (at least Book 3 wasn't) but it's a book that will probably help you pass a nice afternoon with a cute enjoyable romance.