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[Hannah]

Finished "One Summer". Fun story! Read "Round the Corner in Gay Street" by Grace S. Richmond, which was just released by Project Gutenburg last week. Delightful family story! And now I am reading, again, "The Lilac Sunbonnet" by S.R.Crockett.

[Caroline]

You had me at Hello You Had Me At Hello
It reminds me of my time in Manchester studying - which is a world away from my current life in Colombia.

[Aerykah]

Still reading...

Started Trauma Plan by Candace Calvert last night & I'm really enjoying it! :)

[Hannah]

Well...sidetracked again. Read most of "The Shadow of a Sin" by Bertha M. Clay before I even picked up the other book again. It's free on Project Gutenburg, if any if you are interested in old-fashioned romance. But leave an hour or two free for once you get past the beginning!

[Nicole D.]

I am 72% into and loving it.I plan to read a regency romance next or a Heyer mystery.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

finished , now

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

Finished Excalibur - it was so good!!

I'll be taking a couple days off from reading while we move.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

didn't you just move? lol

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

we moved back from London, yes to a short term temporary rental while we waited to close on our old house - which we finally did. Now we're moving into a long term rental house until we know what's going on with a job for hubby :-) it's a pain in the butt but you do what you gotta do.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

Kim N - Lost-In-A-Book wrote: "we moved back from London, yes to a short term temporary rental while we waited to close on our old house - which we finally did. Now we're moving into a long term rental house until we know what'..."

Oh ok! makes sense! ;D

[Leslie]

Finished , highly recommend it. Now finally starting

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Loving it!

[Michelle]

Finishing up Isle of Blood by Rick Yancey

[Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :)]

Glad you love persuasion! Tell me when you get to the letter! :D

[Nicole D.]

Soph wrote: "Glad you love persuasion! Tell me when you get to the letter! :D"

One if not the greatest love letter in book history.

[[deleted user]]

Ok, I will! Excited to read it now! :)

[Salyna]

To Die For by Sandra Byrd.

[Hannah]

Nicole D. wrote: "Soph wrote: "Glad you love persuasion! Tell me when you get to the letter! :D"

One if not the greatest love letter in book history."

Yes, the letter is wonderful!

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

Salyna wrote: "To Die For by Sandra Byrd."

do you love it????

[Salyna]

Lol, so far!

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

So glad!!! have you read The Secret Keeper??

[Salyna]

Not yet, I have it from the library though. It's probably going to be my next read.

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

Last night I started

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

Salyna wrote: "Not yet, I have it from the library though. It's probably going to be my next read."

awesome! I think I like Secret Keeper even more than To Die For. :)

[Evelynn]

Rereading my favorite book, Joseph, for the third time. ^_^ Also reading Sweet Strings of Love, which is the third book in a series I'm trying to finish. Ugh - I'm only 23% into it. :P I keep getting interrupted, thus the profile picture.

[Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :)]

love the picture!

[Evelynn]

Haha, thanks Soph!

[Nicole D.]

I am reading .It is not one of her best novels.On finishing the book:It's Okay.It has way to much untranslated french and it is too short to have much character development.

[Hannah]

Read Anna Katharine Green's "The House in the Mist" this morning. A short mystery, without all the twists usually included in her full-length books, but still a very good story.

[Leslie]

Starting

[Salyna]

Alice wrote: "Salyna wrote: "Not yet, I have it from the library though. It's probably going to be my next read."

awesome! I think I like Secret Keeper even more than To Die For. :)"

Alice wrote: "Salyna wrote: "Not yet, I have it from the library though. It's probably going to be my next read."

awesome! I think I like Secret Keeper even more than To Die For. :)"

Great! I'm excited to read it:)

[Carol]

Hi! I haven't been around lately. I'm currently reading Biography: Writing Lives which I hope will help me in writing a biography of an exceptional 19th century female. I'm currently writing and I'm starting the research process next week. It should take awhile since I have, at least, five places I've discovered.

I hope everyone has a great Easter!

[Nicole D.]

I am reading not very far but I am loving it.It is a lot better then Powder and Patch.

[Melanie]

Here are the fiction books I'm currently reading:

Courting Morrow Little by Laura Frantz
The Heiress's Homecoming by Regina Scott (hope to finish this tomorrow)
It Happened At The Fair by Deeanne Gist
Desecration by Jennifer Hartz
Temptation by Travis Thrasher
The Aristocrat's Lady by Mary Moore

[Hannah]

Melanie is nearly as diversified as I am... ;)

I have four hard copies currently in progress:
"The Lilac Sunbonnet" by S.R. Crockett (very thick book)
"The Bow of Orange Ribbon" by Amelia Barr (very small and portable)
"A Gentleman of France" by Stanley Weyman (reread)
"The General's Double" by Charles King (Civil War story)

I tend to finish ebooks in one or two sittings. Tonight's was "What's-His-Name" by George Barr McCutcheon. I gave it two stars for a defective ending. Now I'll never know what happened next!

[Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :)]

Melanie, how the Aristocrats Lady?

[Melanie]

Soph - it's interesting. I'm not that far yet, but I hope I like it. :)

[Aerykah]

Recently finished these two -- &

I'm currently reading these two -- &

[Leslie]

Finally able to read

[Leslie]

Finished and . Going to start . Love the movie, so I should read the book. Usually I'd read the book first, but yea...lol

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

I love the movie of Howl's Moving Castle too! I should read the book.

[Salyna]

A Noble Groom by Jody Hedlund.

[Leslie]

Kim N - Lost-In-A-Book wrote: "I love the movie of Howl's Moving Castle too! I should read the book."

Lol I know! I've been meaning too for a long time. Better late than never! And reading it, I can totally see why Billy Crystal was the voice for Calcifer.

[Beth]

Salyna wrote: "A Noble Groom by Jody Hedlund."

I really liked this one!

[Kat]

Can't wait to read a noble groom! I'm going to see if my library has it!

[Kim-Lost-In-A-Book]

Leslie wrote: "Kim N - Lost-In-A-Book wrote: "I love the movie of Howl's Moving Castle too! I should read the book."

Lol I know! I've been meaning too for a long time. Better late than never! And reading it, I ..."

oh that's cool re: why Billy Crystal is the voice - so cool!

I'm currently reading

[Beth]

I started .

Very good so far!

[Nicole D.]

reading and it's even better then the first book Under the Never Sky.If you like books like The Hunger Games and Divergent.I highly recommend this series.

[Caity, that crazy moderator]

[Nicole D.]

Alice wrote: ""

How are you liking it?It's a wonderful book.Georgette Heyer is a genius and IMO this is one of her masterpieces.