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Sep 24, 2012 07:21AM

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Of course, I barely slept a wink checking on him to make sure he was breathing.

It shouldn't be a problem. He only eats seafood a few times a year tops.
Now if it was fruit...(I've never met a person that loves fruit more than he does.)


I will have to make sure to have benadryl stocked in my medicine cabinet. You never know when something like that would happen.



Funny you mention Shalvis's books. I spent a lot of time looking at all of her books this morning. She has 2 in NG right now. In the end I decided based on your rating of the first one and people's criticisms of it that the series is not for me. It seems that everyone (including Leea I think) had a similar criticism -- not a lot of character development. That is a book killer for me. So I will keep looking, but thanks for the suggestion! I saw that Leea didn't like the rest of Blake's books as much as she liked the first one. But you did. So I may try #2 of the Destiny series. :) I also need to read the new Rainbow Harbor book (Kleypas) and I still really want to try a Julie James book.
Also -- any news on the Outlander release date front? I haven't seen anything. As soon as she has a solid release date I am going to do a series re-read and then finish Echo.

He passed out very close to the Police station in the Port Authority and when he came to, there were 3 police officers around him and the EMTs had already been called. He said he felt fine afterwards and just wanted to come home but of course, they insisted on taking him to the hospital. There he got benadryl and saline solution to hydrate him.
I'm glad they made him to the hospital because knowing him, he'd just would have come home without even stopping by the drugstore for benadryl.

DG that is amazingly fortunate where he passed out! His friends or bystanders didn't even have to think about what to do!

Regina, I liked One Reckless Summer the most out of the series but enjoyed the others just as much (except for the latest one).
There are a few that have caught my eye that I haven't read yet:



And Julie James...I love her! So, I hope you will eventually get to her books!

I am allergic to sulfa too. My face got all buffy and discolored. I was a kid and it scared the crap out of my mom. She rushed me to the doctor.

Regina - To hear him tell the story, he was actually mad that he got help so quickly!

I would have freaked out too...mostly because my husband is healthy as a horse and he never gets sick. Having him faint out of the blue would have scared me to death!

Do you end up liking Bastien as a character later? So each boom is about a differen..."
I actually did end up liking him at the end. He isn't my favorite hero but he was okay. To be honest, despite everything Bastien did in the beginning, it was the heroine I had the most trouble with. She was too much of a damsel and did some things I felt lacked common sense.
It's funny how some books will trigger me to hate the Hero for things he does, like Tack in Motorcycle Man for example, and yet others will get away with a lot and it won't even make a ripple with me. Weird, right? But usually I try to stay away from books with straight out rape by the hero and forced seduction.
D.G., I'm glad to hear your husband is okay.
Edited to add: Sorry, I forgot to mention that yes, each book features a different couple. :)


Yes it is and I read it last week. I wasn't crazy about Cole at first then he kinda snuck up on me and had me by the end of the book. I love her books!


I read this one Joan and I just loved it. Which reminds m..."
Thanks for the input! I still haven't started it. I began Taylor Lee




Anyway, I'll have to go back and read what everyone is up to.
I'm starting


Amish horror? Interesting! You'll have to let us know how that goes!

I know. I wasn't on much over the weekend other than brief moments of checking in because it was busy over here. Then I logged on today in front of the computer and have been busy...I'm just now getting to poke into my groups and see what's going on. It's overwhelming to miss stuff for more than a day or two because you come back to a lot of stuff/conversations that you missed out on!
How are you doing, Kay?
Btw...I can't believe I'm about to say this but I'm actually looking forward to BBQ season winding down. My husband has been obsessed with smoking meats. He's been doing it non-stop! I'm ready for a massive carb fest!


Yes it is and I read it last week. I wasn't crazy about Cole at first then he kinda snuck up on me a..."
Thanks for your input on this one. I didn't get a real warm fuzzy when he was introduced in the 3rd book. Looking forward to this one. I also love her books.

I know. I wasn't on much over the weekend other than brief moments of checking in because it ..."
I've been good. Busy with the kids...nothing new. I've been in a reading rut for a couple of weeks now.
Funny how you mention about BBQ season. This summer my hubs has been experimenting a lot too! He finally has his BBQ sauce down & I must admit it tastes really good. I totally feel you though about the season winding down. I've had enough bbq ribs and chicken this summer LOL

I keep hearing people talke about this Harbor series and they love them. Hmmm! You didn't like the first book? I wonder if they get better?


D.G. Glad your husband is okay and that would have scared the crap out of me. I hope it's not fruit because that might be harder to avoid than shell fish. Keep us updated :)
Regina, That's so scary, I'm glad you're okay and it all worked out. My husband is allergic to penicillin and learned the hard way.
Kay and Stacia, oh all that BBQ sound so good. My husband has been slacking on grilling this season and we still have a lot of time left to our summer. Haha!
Met with my sons teacher today for Parent Teacher conference, it's always interesting to see your child through another eyes.
I'm reading and about 20% into


I can't wait for this review. lol!!

2 was better but not Kleypas good. :(

Do you end up liking Bastien as a character later? So each boom is ab..."
Thanks Rachel!! I appreciate you giving me all the information. Once i've read it we can chat more. :)


Starting




I am loving


And what a coincidence that I saw the exact same book, Seven Years to Sin, when I went to Barnes and Noble today on a table. I really want to read it now.




I LOVE And Then There Were None. A brilliant story that I think was really first of its kind in regards to this type of mystery. But correct me if I'm wrong. Also that edition has a great cover.

I am starting




You're welcome! Looking forward to hearing what you think of it. :)
I finished




I have no idea what to read next.
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