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message 8701: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments Anna wrote: "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..."

totally. and from ur message i've decided to read Hardy's books in print. i was gonna give audio a try for his, but i want to ruminate his writing. hehe. and hopefully i'll get back to reading my books in print. of late it's just been audiobooks. and before i refused to read e-books and audio. i've gotten pretty lazy of late.
i miss the smell of books and holding back from flipping ahead and see how things turned out. that's probably the one plus with audio. i can't fast forward cause i'll get lost. hehe
i'll also get my speed back once i start reading print again. the only series so far i wont by audio is Game of Thrones and Outlander. i can't stand the narrator's accents. just terrible. hehe. i'd rather imagine the cool accents =D


message 8702: by Anna (new)

Anna Faversham (annafaversham) It's ages since I read a real book, Meme (or do you prefer Domino?) I was given a Kindle for Christmas some years ago and I'm addicted to it now as it's so easy to carry around and easy to read from too. And cheap!

'Ruminate' - yep, that's the exact word. I was listening to Agatha Christie last night and it's so good because it doesn't matter if I fall asleep, I can just listen to it again tomorrow! It's the exact opposite to what I am reading at the moment.

One day I might experiment by reading something a chapter at a time and then listening to it chapter by chapter afterwards.

Yes, you've got to get a good narrator and one who can do different characters well.


message 8703: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments Anna wrote: "It's ages since I read a real book, Meme (or do you prefer Domino?) I was given a Kindle for Christmas some years ago and I'm addicted to it now as it's so easy to carry around and easy to read fro..."

so sorry Anna for the delayed response. Meme is totally cool or Domino. i love both names.
u know, i remember the days when i would go to Half Priced Books and purchase two or three books i saw recommended here on goodreads. or just pick up some book based on the cover and title. i'd also pick up classics too. i have a few Hardy's in my closet now and Austen. of course Bronte too. hehe. it's a shame i haven't read more Hardy. i've just gotten so emersed in smut, historical romance, paranormal romance and such; it's ridiculous.
i mean, i love what i read, it's just i miss the old days =D


message 8704: by Anna (new)

Anna Faversham (annafaversham) Meme is shorter to type but Domino is a super name - it's even the name of a James Bond girl in Thunderball! I can see why you like both.

I looked through my bookcases the other day and saw at least 20 books I really want to read and can't find the time. Annoying. But I keep adding to the queue on my Kindle as well!

I've just remembered what this thread is for - I've just finished reading The Trouble with Time

It was recommended to me by Amazon and I've read most of the author's books so I eagerly started on this one too. Sci-fi, future time travel, is not my usual sort of thing but the author makes it all so real. Great. I was sorry when it ended!


message 8705: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments i'm pretty fond of Domino myself. i didn't know it was a girls name in a James Bond film. i actually got it from the movie Domino that has Keira Knightley in it. she was a bounty hunter. i so love that movie. hehe.

my last read was Mister O. it was a first read for the author. not bad. trying to decide what to read next.


message 8706: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Currently reading Eighth Grave After Dark (Charley Davidson, #8) by Darynda Jones and Reaper's Property (Reapers MC, #1) by Joanna Wylde .


message 8707: by Aurelie (new)

Aurelie  (melleaurel) | 2 comments A Certain Age by Beatriz Williams I'm reading A Certain Age by Beatriz WILLIAMS. Love this author since A Hundred Summers ;)


message 8708: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Claro (lisaricardclaro) | 3 comments I'm reading Debbie Macomber's "Love Letters." :)


message 8709: by Jorie (new)

Jorie | 22 comments Just finished Perfect by Jordan Marie.
I read it with a grin on my face.
LOL funny and sexy as hell...


message 8710: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Finished my reread of The Hating Game by Sally Thorne (Loved it!!!!) and currently reading Bossman by Vi Keeland .


message 8711: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments finished Killing Sarai (In the Company of Killers, #1) by J.A. Redmerski . liked it more than i thought i would. put it down a while ago and picked it back up. now contemplating if i want to read the sequel now or later?


message 8712: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Currently reading The One Real Thing (Hart's Boardwalk, #1) by Samantha Young


message 8713: by Jorie (new)

Jorie | 22 comments Entrapment baby....


message 8715: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments read Hollywood Dirt and now on to Reviving Izabel (In the Company of Killers, #2) by J.A. Redmerski


message 8716: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Just finished The One Real Thing (Hart's Boardwalk, #1) by Samantha Young , a great start to a new series, and Roman Crazy (Broads Abroad, #1) by Alice Clayton , another 1st in a series book that I absolutely loved. I highly recommend both! :) Currently reading Sweet Little Lies (Heartbreaker Bay, #1) by Jill Shalvis and Her Lucky Cowboy (Montana Men, #3) by Jennifer Ryan .


message 8717: by Melody (new)

Melody | 3 comments After all the smut readings I did in the past few days I am now currently enjoying manga "GEKKAN SHOUJO NOZAKI-KUN ".


message 8718: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer (feastingonfiction) | 2 comments I think I'm finally bouncing back from my reading depression I was in. In the last 2 weeks I finished "Yes Please" by Amy Poehler (finally) and "You Know Me Well" by Nina LaCour and David Levithan. And now I've started "Meaty" by Samantha Irby, and about to start the audiobook for "Girl On the Train" by Paula Hawkins. Super excited about both (Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett is still hanging around in the back).


message 8719: by Melody (new)

Melody | 3 comments I am currently reading Gu Man's "You Are Still Here" :-)

(done with GEKKAN SHOUJO NOZAKI-KUN )


message 8720: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Since I last checked in, I finished On the Fence by Kasie West P.S. I Like You by Kasie West Nuts (Hudson Valley, #1) by Alice Clayton Cream of the Crop (Hudson Valley, #2) by Alice Clayton .
Currently reading Always a Cowboy (The Carsons of Mustang Creek, #2) by Linda Lael Miller and will be starting Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1) by Leigh Bardugo and Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas . I've been hearing a ton of great things about Six of Crows so I'm excited to start that.


message 8721: by Sinka (last edited Oct 13, 2016 12:55PM) (new)

Sinka | 5 comments I just finished Sweet Little Lies (Heartbreaker Bay, #1) by Jill Shalvis (for the second time ;) ) and will be starting Crown Me (Royals Saga, #3) by Geneva Lee in a few minutes. Pretty sceptical about it though because I read the first two in the series a few weeks ago and can't remeber a single thing that happened.


message 8722: by Melody (new)

Melody | 3 comments After finishing some smuts.. i think i'll continue reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest


message 8723: by Megan (new)

Megan | 135 comments Finished Always a Cowboy (The Carsons of Mustang Creek, #2) by Linda Lael Miller (meh) and From Rags by Suzanne Wright (loved loved loved it!).
Currently reading Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1) by Leigh Bardugo and Lumberjack (A Real Man, #1) by Jenika Snow .


message 8724: by Van (new)

Van Zahner (vanzahner) Im reading Twisted Palace (Royal 3) by Erin Watt...


message 8726: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer (feastingonfiction) | 2 comments The Last Letter From Your Lover by Jojo Moyes


message 8727: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments finished Lawless and Bossman. really loved Bossman.
now on to Bad Judgment by Meghan March


message 8728: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments i finished Stuck-Up Suit and i loved it!! didn't want it to end. i'm like a junky. i need another Vi keeland- Penelope Ward novel.
i don't generally like dual author books, but i've enjoyed their books immensely.
just to keep my reading streak going i've rented Good Girl (Love Unexpectedly, #2) by Lauren Layne


message 8729: by Horus (new)

Horus | 1 comments I found an ebook called The Ghost! A new series by Kauri Eiffen. It is very much a 18+ story and I have to say I am looking forward to seeing what happens next! If anyone dares to check it out please let me know if there is anythings else like it! I think it's available for Kobo at the moment....Love the supernatural stuff!


message 8730: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments reading Midnight Rising (Midnight Breed, #4) by Lara Adrian and Rough, Raw and Ready (Rough Riders, #5) by Lorelei James .
finished Hillbilly Rockstar and totally loved it. glad i got back to Ms. James


message 8731: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 2 comments Im not very good with forums unfortunately but I'm trying to find ways to get more friends on Goodreads. And looking for the best groups of people who enjoy the same kind of books that I do. I love to read and review books, so I'm looking for people who also love reading and actively review their books too. I'm always searching for the next great 5 star book. If it's as simple as adding me, please do so. Insight is appreciated. If post is not allowed, i apologize in advance. Thank you.


message 8732: by Domino (aka Meme) (new)

Domino (aka Meme) (bryghtstarr) | 231 comments finished reading Looking Inside by Beth Kery and Into the Mist (Falcon Mercenary Group, #1) by Maya Banks . both were good reads.
now reading Colters' Gift (Colters' Legacy, #5) by Maya Banks and Fifty Shades Freed (Fifty Shades, #3) by E.L. James


message 8733: by [deleted user] (new)

Ohhh - I'm reading Delicate Freakn' Flower (Freakn' Shifters, #1) by Eve Langlais Really enjoying it so far!


message 8734: by T.P. (new)

T.P. Warren | 5 comments I just finished reading Haunting at Hotel LaBelle, and it's an excellent Paranormal romance with humor and a bit of spookiness!

The Haunting of Hotel LaBelle by Sharon Buchbinder


message 8735: by James (new)

James Loftus Darkly Dreaming Dexter, this book was recommended to me for it's vivid/cool sensibilty which it has.


message 8738: by thered_hairedreader (last edited Jun 09, 2019 04:14PM) (new)


message 8739: by Jacqueline (new)

Jacqueline Seewald (jacquelineseewald) | 112 comments For one week my blog will be about suggested reading. Let’s share recommendations, whether it’s your own work or that of others. The only requirement is that it was published in 2019. Join me at:
http://jacquelineseewald.blogspot.com


message 8740: by Jay (new)

Jay Rosselle | 1 comments I'm totally consumed by my current read, The Edge of Freedom by Dana Vacca.

I finished Vacca's previous book, Freedom Calling and thoroughly enjoyed it. And The Edge of Freedom has definitely hooked me completely! The history of the US Civil War era is accurate (I'm a Civil War buff!)
Freedom Calling A Civil War Slave Escapes By Sea by Dana Vacca
The Edge Of Freedom by Dana Vacca

It's about an escaped slave, but the story is not the usual fare, and is as exciting as it is spiritual and inspirational!

Vivid characters that you can laugh, love and cry with!

I give a thumbs up both books.


message 8741: by Lady (new)

Lady Laura’s Library (lvranes) | 2 comments Undoing by L.L. Diamond. It is a wonderful Pride and Prejudice retelling and very sensual. It mixes a little history into the story and addresses some tough issues for a Regency romance.


message 8742: by [deleted user] (new)

I am currently reading "Hopeless" by Colleen Hoover.


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