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[Felicia]

Yuri by Roxie Rivera It's book 3. I'm really enjoying the series.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

i just loved . i can't wait to get my audible credits for january so i can get books 3&4. i'm so glad i continued with bk2. now i'm back to , and

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finished reading a lighthearted regency

[Neal]

I got a hold of the galley of this book and it was the best thriller I have read in years. There is an amazing secret world for the black market for organs that I knew nothing about and the protagonist in this novel explains it all, while racing around the globe trying to prevent a murder and trying to make up for his own sins. Incredible book. Mark it "to read" right now. The Organ Broker

[Sandra]

Right now I am reading

[Donna]

Just finished The Light House by Jason Luke. The Best book I have read in a long time. If you love Nicholas Sparks, you should love this one but a bit happier ending thankfully. Damaged artist meets Muse. Would recommend it to anyone who loves a Emotional love story. Set by the sea and so wonderfully written you can almost hear the ocean and taste the salt spray.

[Cody]

Hi everyone I'm Cody!
I'm currently reading The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black.
I'm also a new book blogger and I would love any feedback, tips, or just discussing books in general.. I mainly read YA/NA, Fantasy, Romance, Dystopian and Science Fiction.
Check out my blog at:

http://literary-lyobsessed.blogspot.c...

Thank you :)

[Domino (aka Meme)]

finished . it was ok. liked the Reaper's MC better. think i'll start next.

[Raymond]

Book Review of Backward Compatible: A Geek Love Story by Sarah Daltry and Pete Clark
Reviewed by Raymond Mathiesen
4 out of 5 stars



Is there someone for everyone? Even me?

Time is passing and the Y Generation have now become young adults. During this social period computers and the Internet have become household items, at least in the Upper and Middle classes. Online gaming has now become a subculture complete with language, social activities and dress. The word 'geek' has become more a description of an alternate subculture than a derogatory term. Daltry and Clarke take us on a wacky trip into the world of computer geeks, as they follow the hectic lives of Katie Garretty and George Lindell. Will this young woman and man come together in a sweet romance, or will they be doomed to remain single forever? Does being a computer geek mean you can never have self-respect, or can these young people grow in self-confidence? Will the pair ever battle their way to the end of Fatal Destiny, the game which dominates their young lives? Backward Compatible is a romantic comedy that will entertain those who enjoy reading New Adult or Young Adult fiction.


http://goo.gl/tTgTVO Backward Compatible (Kindle ed.)


For the full review please click:
http://raymondmathiesenbookreviews.bl...

[Domino (aka Meme)]

finished The Club. it was good. had a Sweet Filthy Boy flare to it. started , and . listening to a bit of each on and off.

[Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse]

I have just finished reading Unholy Alliance, which is a Young Adult Paranormal Romance. It was pretty good, and I will definitely be looking up the next book in the series. I am also reading Two for the Dough, which has made me laugh aloud a couple times. :)

[Domino (aka Meme)]

finished and it was great. can't wait to read the next one.

[Venise]

A few days ago I started reading Just Say Yes, by Phillipa Ashley. Lucy is the main character and she is going through harsh scrutiny for not doing what publicly seemed to boost her appeal.

[Mariel]

Christmas on Mimosa Lane by Anna De Stefano. A little early in the year, I know, but it's a sweet romance

[[deleted user]]

I'm about to start Forever Amber

[Domino (aka Meme)]

B.D. wrote: "I'm about to start Forever Amber"

OMG! i so love this book. i hope ur enjoying it B.D!!

[Venise]

Just recently started reading Depravity, by M.J. Haag. It is a Beauty and the Beast based story with a change in the roles as far as the fairytale I've known. Interesting read, so far.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Venise wrote: "Just recently started reading Depravity, by M.J. Haag. It is a Beauty and the Beast based story with a change in the roles as far as the fairytale I've known. Interesting read, so far."

sounds really interesting Venise. i'll have to add this one.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Heather wrote: "This book is AMAZING!! Alpha male and angst galore!! It's a best friends little sister storyline! My favorite!! It's FREE on Kindle Unlimited!!
Forbid Me"

i'll be adding this trio to my list as well Heather. can always use some angst and alpha male ;D

[Domino (aka Meme)]

finished Fifty Shades Darker which was good. now listening to and i just love it! love both the main characters. their development is done very well and can't wait til they stop denying themselves of each other.

[Tonya]

One of the best historical romances I have read is " Beautiful wreck". Time travel back to Viking times. Great history, great sexual tension! Awesome read. This book is the most like Outlander I have read.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Tonya wrote: "One of the best historical romances I have read is " Beautiful wreck". Time travel back to Viking times. Great history, great sexual tension! Awesome read. This book is the most like Outlander I ha..."

this one sounds really good too Tonya. i so love vikings. several years ago i'd read so many viking books by joanna lindsey. and some other authors i can't remember off the top of head. hehe. i'm definitely taking a look at this one u've mentioned. thanks

[Jorie]

Domino (aka Meme) wrote: "Heather wrote: "This book is AMAZING!! Alpha male and angst galore!! It's a best friends little sister storyline! My favorite!! It's FREE on Kindle Unlimited!!
Forbid Me"

i'll be a..."

Thank you...I just got into the series...I Love it.

[Jo]

I just finished reading The third book in the Divincus Nex series- it was laugh out loud hilarious as usual with an extra super hot guy thrown into the mix! Amazing for teens.
Also currently re-reading the throne of glass series- which is just as freakin' awesome to read as the first time.

[Jorie]

Domino (aka Meme) wrote: "i keep stopping and starting new books. started and i love it!!"

Me too

[Venise]

Now reading Everblue, by Brenda Pandos. The novel illustrates a story of the mer-people.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

reading . not as good as Beneath This Mask, but still entertaining.

[Hely]

Finished Lead. *dreamy eyes*

[Maggie]

D.G. wrote: "From what I heard, Megan Hart writes erotic books that are sort of like contemporary fiction with tough themes and not always a HEA. So there's an erotic component to the stories but there's always..."
Is HEA always expected in romance? Just a curiosity because maybe I'm in the minority that doesn't always like HEA?

i'm reading Priest by Sierra Simone - has anyone read it? Was interested in the forbidden aspect of the love story but its turned into this Fifty Shades type story.
But I'll keep going with it

[Domino (aka Meme)]

listening to . now i see why most reviews said it was twisted but turned them on. i'm freakishly interested in this book. it's so good. glad i've started it.

[Jorie]

Heather wrote: "This book is AMAZING!! Alpha male and angst galore!! It's a best friends little sister storyline! My favorite!! It's FREE on Kindle Unlimited!!
Forbid Me"

Just finished the trilogy Falling In by Lydia Michaels.
Just perfect for a weekend where I am snowed in my house...
Very different story line..
Scout and Lucian...Oh Lawd!
Give a try.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

i'm listening to . liking it a lot.

[Maggie]

Domino (aka Meme) wrote: "i'm listening to . liking it a lot."

Can I ask what audiobooks are like? Do you prefer it over reading, does it enhance your enjoyment of the book?

I just finished ' good quick read, but it's a pseudo-incest love story if anyone is game!

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Maggie wrote: "Domino (aka Meme) wrote: "i'm listening to . liking it a lot."

Can I ask what audiobooks are like? Do you prefer it over reading, does it enhance your enjoyment of the ..."

audiobooks are really good Maggie. to me, they help bring the books to life. the narration really brings the characters out. especially if the narrator is good. it's almost like watching a movie but in ur own head.
i prefer audiobooks now cause i can get more books read. i listen while driving to and from work, before i go to bed, while washing dishes. i seem to have less time to read a physical book, so the audios really help me continue doing what i enjoy. reading. hehe

u should definitely give one a try. Beneath This Mask, Backstage Pass, Succubus Blues, Moon Called are some really narrations. u can do audible free for one book. also try Overdrive. u borrow books from ur library through this site. they have e-books and audiobooks.
let me know what u think of audiobooks once u try one =D

[Angela]

I just read "Magnolia." A YA romance (a sort of anti-Romeo and Juliet).

[Kellinger]

Persuasion - Jane Austen

[Raymond]

Restless by Michelle Bellon

Funny, romantic, sexy…a love story.
You grow up. You get married. You have a family. At least, that’s what Malea Winters believes she’s supposed to do. So why is it that every time she comes close to finding that happily ever after, she runs?
When she meets Garrett Taylor, she warns him that she’s not the marrying type because history has shown that long-term relationships are not her forte. She has a tendency to leave when things get too serious; the direct result of being raised by an emotionally detached mother and a stepdad with philandering ways. So she swore off men and surrounded herself with her best friends; three quirky, funny women who are facing challenges of their own.
But Garrett is everything she’s ever looked for; charming, successful, fun, and sexy. Despite her better judgment, his persistence pays off and she finds herself falling for him.
Learning how to love and be loved will be the hardest lesson she’s ever faced. The question is, will her relationships survive that lesson?

About the author:
Michelle Bellon lives in the Pacific Northwest with her four children and fiancé, Seth. She loves coffee and has an addiction to chapstick. She works at a surgery center as a registered nurse and in her spare time writes novels. She writes in the genres of romance suspense, young adult, women’s fiction, and literary fiction. She has won three literary awards.

http://goo.gl/qb7brZ Restless (Kindle ed.)
https://goo.gl/S8dRO5 Michelle Bellon's Facebook Page
https://goo.gl/GgznIM Michelle Bellon's Facebook Author Page
http://goo.gl/Hur94K Michelle Bellon's Website

[Aurelie]

Fall of Poppies: Stories of Love and the Great War
I'm reading Fall of Poppies. Novels about First World War, I live in France, precisely in Lorraine, a region ravaged by the War. I grew up with stories about this war. And honestly, when I saw there is a novel by Beatriz Williams and another by Jennifer Robson, I knew the anthology was for me :D

[Domino (aka Meme)]

finished Mockingjay and i liked it. i was surprised at all the deaths in this book. puts me in the mind of Game of Thrones in that aspect.
to help alleviate my shock and sadness i've started . i tried reading this one before and couldn't get in to it, but i'm liking ok this time around.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

started , and

[Anna]

I'm listening to Jeeves and the Wedding Bells which is a homage to P.G. Wodehouse. Not quite the usual sort of romance but definitely makes me laugh.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Anna wrote: "I'm listening to Jeeves and the Wedding Bells which is a homage to P.G. Wodehouse. Not quite the usual sort of romance but definitely makes me laugh."

glad ur enjoying it Anna =D

[Anna]

Have you read it, Meme?

I've just taken a look at your profile and favourite books. We share some favourite authors for instance, Tess of the D'Urbervilles is one book that is seared on my memory. It is the only book I have thrown across the room in sheer despair and anger at what happened to poor Tess. I'm not the sort to chuck books around usually, but Tess, well...!

[Halima]

[Jorie]

Ruthless by Michelle St James.

I have no idea why I have stayed away form Mafia stories...
This book changed my mind.
Pick it up...or download it..
Worth every syllable.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Anna wrote: "Have you read it, Meme?

I've just taken a look at your profile and favourite books. We share some favourite authors for instance, Tess of the D'Urbervilles is one book that is seared on my memory...."

hey Anna. no i haven't read Jeeves and the Wedding Bells. it's cool that we like some of the same books. Tess is one of my all time favorites. after that book i've wanted to read all of Thomas Hardy's books =D
at one time i was really in to classics. it's been a while for that though. i want to read Far From the Maddening Crowd soon. there's something about Hardy and his work. it's absolutely moving. i can understand why u chucked ur book across the room. i know i was sad for a good week after reading Tess.
have u read any of his other works?

[Anna]

Yes, Meme, the Mayor of Casterbridge is another one I was absorbed by. Never forgotten. And I listen to the CD too. I also have read Jude the Obscure, Under the Greenwood Tree and The Woodlanders. He brings out deep emotions in his readers, I think.

Once a reviewer compared my writing to Thomas Hardy and that affected me. I couldn't believe it, I couldn't concentrate for the rest of the day! I hadn't tried for that, but I think TH had gone so deep into my psyche that it was seeping out!

Wuthering Heights is another one on your list which I feel has stayed with me all my life. I got so deep into it, I was there.

Of course, I love Austen too, especially P & P.

I live in Dickens' country, close to towns which he wrote about and that's a real bonus.

[Domino (aka Meme)]

how awesome Anna!! i was thinking of listening to some of his works on audio. i was just afraid i wouldn't pay as much attention as i do to print. and it's like, i want his works to seep in to me. they are that great. hehe. i bought the Mayor of Casterbridge several years ago and had plans to read it. got side tracked with school and work though.
Wuthering Heights is also one of my favs. such a deep novel. totally engrossing. it's awesome that a reviewer compared ur writing to Hardy. that's such a great compliment. if i were a writer i'd want to be compared to him. i'd be on cloud 9 for a long time. hehe
living in Dicken's country has to be inspiring. how cool. hopefully u get some of his vibes now and then. hehe

[Anna]

I know what you mean about not being able to pay as much attention to an audio book. I prefer to read well-written books first, whether they be classics or contemporary, and then I'm happy to enjoy them all over again on audio.

If I listen to them on audio first, I don't get the chance to dwell on a particular phrase, or stop and take things in. I can remember the scene in Tess where she decides to Christen the baby herself and I had to stop. I ached for the way things were, and perhaps still are. It really hurt. That would have been lost if it were on audio as the reader would be on to the next scene, chapter even, before I could start listening again!

I take much longer than most people to read a good book,even though I did a speed reading course some years ago. Speed reading is fine for newspapers, etc., but for some of the classics, every sentence is a work of art.

[A]

....This book is currently free @ Amazon.

Jorie wrote: "Ruthless by Michelle St James.

I have no idea why I have stayed away form Mafia stories...
This book changed my mind.
Pick it up...or download it..
Worth every syllable."