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But for those groups that are doing a group read...I think it would be great to have those details..Just a thought...
What do you think, Kenjii?

adding reviews and rating to a thread will be double the work. i get an email update with reviews from my friends, do yall? perhaps to have all the books we are reading as a group posted in one place.....hmmm...i dunno...I wouldn't posting my review twice. I guess it is up to others as well.
please forgive the tacky note taking style of writing. but i been up all night and just am i ad bit tired. but still want to reply =) i hope i am making sense

As for the group bookshelf, all I really want it to be is a shelf of all the books our group has read for our challenges..that's pretty much it.
Let me ponder more about this....

Whatever you decide on the review thing is fine with me, I can start putting reviews on my books. Sometimes I do sometimes I dont.. depends on if I have the time when I mark it hehe.


I'd say of the three books in this trilogy, I liked Fox's story in The Hollow best. Gage's story, while good and well-written, lacked the kind of romance I was hoping for. I'd say I had to get through at least 200 pages before I even felt like the romantic leads were starting to like one another, let alone love one another. So don't go into this one expecting sparks right away.
That being said, there were enough thrills, chills, and surprise twists to keep any romantic/paranormal/suspense reader entertained. I just didn't find myself as emotionally involved with the leads as I think I should've been.

Well, I did like Fox's story a lot. It's just that I find Gage's character quite fascinating. Sorry to hear there wasnt that much romance angle, still I would still read it, just to know how the trilogy ended.
Lori,
Sure, feel free to put in the group bookshelf the books you have read already and the ones you are currently reading. Just marked them appropriately as in read or currently reading.

I had pretty much exactly the same reaction to The Pagan Stone. I liked Fox and Layla's story the best of the trilogy, in fact I think I gave that book 5 stars.
Pagan Stone was a good conclusion to the mystery/sci-fi aspect, although there were some things I didn't like. For example, the whole thing with Gage's blood? That was just weird, and it didn't seem like it ever really tied into anything. She could have left that part out entirely.
But the romance in this book was seriously lacking. I liked both Gage and Cybil as characters, but there was never much of a connection between them. It was a "just okay" book.
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