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I agree. This time of year is always busy for me, and I like something that's easy to come back to.
I did love the sample, though. This book is right up my alley! I'm thinking this is a hot chocolate, Nor'easter snowstorm, housebound kind of read! :)

u hit the head on the nail about Into the Wilderness. it is a great book to get comfortable with. it's got some great characters and the story develops well. it's got some happy moments, some struggles, and some journeys. nice book to snuggle up with when u have time. can't wait til u have a chance to read it =D

Me, too! :)


Definitely!!









Now it is on to


it sure does Kari. but the one thing is i really like the Qhuinn and Blay story. i'm just anxious to see how Qhuinn behaves once his cousin flirts more with Blay =D i am liking this story.




I am dying to read this book.


I keep forgetting I have this book. I think I may read it next.


I am dying to read this book."
i haven't gotten very far in the novel yet, but it is good. there is some great tension between the two main characters in the novel. i'm anticipating some conflict because one main character is a prince and the other a fairie and they are pretty much enemies. great stories come from plots like this =D


I keep forgetting ..."
the second Vlad book was good. i love Frost. she really knows how to develop characters and their relationships. both Vlad and Leila keep things to themselves so much they keep up lots of disconnects. it's make for a great story. i hope u enjoy it =D

awesome! glad i could help =D



i just re-read the plot and now remember why i purchased it. hehe. i'll read Bell's book after i'm done with Counterpoint. thanks Marcella =D




with this much like for the author, i have no doubt i'll enjoy her novels =D






5 out of 5 stars
The balancing act of life…
Deena Hammond is a 24 year old architect living and working in her home town of Miami, Florida. In some ways Deena is very successful, but she comes from a poor background, and in many ways she is still inextricably tied up with those origins. Her grandmother, Emma Hammond, who brought Deena up, is constantly demanding and never satisfied. Deena’s adult brother Anthony is a small-time criminal, and her sister Lizzie, though still at school, is incorrigibly wayward and seems headed for a disaster of a life. Deena is half African-American and half white and feels that she was never really accepted by the black side of her family when they took her in as a child. In very harrowing circumstances Deena meets Takumi (Tak for short) Tanaka, the son of her world famous, distant and demanding boss Daichi Tanaka. Immediately the personal chemistry and attraction seems right, but everything else between these two people seems impossible. Deena is a mere underling. Should she even be talking to the son of the owner of the business she works for? What is more Deena’s family very much expects her to date a black man. Can these two people overcome the odds and form a friendship, or even the romance they both desire?
Shewanda Pugh’s Crimson Footprints can certainly be classified as a romance; however, it is much more than that. It is a story of class consciousness and racial division. It is about the struggle to find the right equilibrium between work and family, and it is a story about trying to ‘do the right thing’. Most of all, this novel is about balance in all things. We are all different, but we must overcome our resistances and come to the centre ground if we are truly going to be a success in life.
http://goo.gl/HwV0jG Crimson Footprints (Book ed.)
http://goo.gl/vyOHiw Crimson Footprints (Kindle ed.)
http://goo.gl/aTcWKT Shewanda Pugh’s Blog
http://goo.gl/gcUo06 Shewanda Pugh’s Facebook Page
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