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[Janeiowa]

Very enjoyable and keeps me drawn in.

[Dee]

This is terrific two more books that have good recommendations for my TBR list

[Janeiowa]

Finished . by Kim Law and enjoyed it so much I found the #2 in the series and bought it this morning...

[Sera]

I am reading Something Wonderful by Judith McNaught
I don't like the previous book. Hope this one would be better

[Janeiowa]

Currently reading

[Dee]

Sera wrote: "I am reading Something Wonderful by Judith McNaught
I don't like the previous book. Hope this one would be better"

Have you read Whitney my Love by JM? One of my favorites

[Dee]

reading the so far it is pretty good, but unfortunately it is on an MP3. Oh well, it is still good.

[Sera]

No Dee I haven't read that one. I heard it's good. I'll make sure to put it on my to-read list! Gosh I have a looott to-read list haha sue me but I love it!

[Anita]

Thigh High by Christina Dodd is romantic suspense lite and a really awesome book if you like romance, humor and a touch of mystery. 5++++ stars.

[Dee]

Sera wrote: "No Dee I haven't read that one. I heard it's good. I'll make sure to put it on my to-read list! Gosh I have a looott to-read list haha sue me but I love it!"

How are things going Sera. Haven't talked to you in awhile.

[Dee]

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[Sandra J]

I've started rereading Jayne Castle's Harmony books. I've reread and just started . I'm in a slump and haven't read much that's new in the last few months.

[Dee]

What do you like to read, Sandra? BTW, every once in awhile I reread that series. I am not sure if I read

[Sandra J]

I usually read PNR and mysteries, especially cozies and classic or classic-style mysteries (like Agatha Christie). I have read a little HR; but other than Amanda Quick, I'm not a huge fan. I read some RS and contemporary-Linda Howard (of course), Lori Foster, Nora Roberts, and some Sharon Sala. I'll read anything by Jayne Ann Krentz (Jayne Castle, Amanda Quick). I'm really enjoying the Rainshadow series and looking forward to the next one which will be out in August.

[Anita]

I just started Falling Awake by Jayne Ann Krentz This is my first book by this author and am glad to find that Sandra J likes her. I'm not much into PNR, but I like this book so far. Do you have any recommendations for her work?

[Sandra J]

If you'd rather stick with a contemporary RS (and I consider her RS "lite" since there's little graphic violence in her books, thank goodness), you might want to try or any of her older titles. The first one I ever read was , and I really liked and . I enjoy the humor in her writing and the fact that the heroine is always a smart, independent woman (and the hero isn't an alphole-he actually listens-who knew?).
BTW, she's pretty popular and you can find all of her books at the library.

[Anita]

Thank you. I really enjoy the RS lite which is more romance than suspense and plan to read more of her books

[Dee]

Sandra J wrote: "I usually read PNR and mysteries, especially cozies and classic or classic-style mysteries (like Agatha Christie). I have read a little HR; but other than Amanda Quick, I'm not a huge fan. I read ..."

Have you read Black Dagger Brotherhood by JR Ward or Christine Feehan?

[Sandra J]

I've read the BDB up through the fifth book and enjoyed the OTT characters (I've reread these and enjoyed the Insider's Guide, too). Phury's book left me cold, and I skimmed through it. I have the others in PB through Payne's book and haven't read them. I like some of Christine Feehan's books having read a few of the Dark series and all of the Drake Sisters series. I'm current on the Sisters of the Heart series (the Drake Sisters spin-off) and looking forward to the third book out at the end of May.

[Dee]

I so agree with Phury's book. I have a hard time with someone using drugs. I have read all the way through the King, the latest book, now I am waiting for the next book.

I think I have read everything by Christine Feehan. I guess I am a pretty big fan. Although there are some series I like better than others. I know there are other PNR that I have read, but off hand I can't think of them.

[Dee]

I just finished the Tribute by Nora Roberts, I kind of thought the book was too long, but I have to say I was surprised by the end.

[Nancy]

Loved the book The Search by Nora Roberts. Read that recently.

[Dee]

I don't know if I read the Search. I am reading Don't Tell by Karen Rose, our Book of the Month. It is actually really good. I am also listening to

[Janeiowa]

Just finished Donna Kauffman's latest. Half Moon Harbor

. And will begin Susan Mallery's latest

When We Met

[Dee]

and when I am finished with all the BOM that I have been reading I am starting on . My friend says the book is hilarious.

[Anita]

I am almost done with See No Evil by Allison Brennan. Great book that had me reading far into the night. I've only read two other books by her and I really like her. She reminds me a lot of Sandra Brown.

[Kathy Anne]

I think of Phury`s book as a train wreck waiting to happen-the darn book was about all the brothers but him.And then I felt she made him out to be a sleeze which I hadn't picked up on before that book

[Judy]

I am reading Memoirs of a Geisha for my book club which meets Monday night. I anxious to finish, so I can start on Duncan's Bride. I've enjoyed everyone's comments about the book. It sounds great.

[Nancy]

I am reading book number six of the Harmony,TX series by Jodi Thomas.
She has become a favorite author of mine.
[And it turns out she is a TX author..(write what you know)..and I am currently living in TX..so local author! :)]
Haven't been able to read them in order but that doesn't seem to be a problem.

[Kathy Anne]

Just finished Karin Robards Hunted,it was a good RS .
I like the way she writes and that she doesn`t use really graphic violence.Sometimes I don`t mind that but sometimes I have to be careful or I`m afraid to go to bed if it`s really bad

[Dee]

I so agree with you Kathy Anne. I have to be careful what I read at night, which is sometimes a pain because I may be reading a really good book, but it will cause sleep almost impossible.

[Dee]

Kathy Anne wrote: "I think of Phury`s book as a train wreck waiting to happen-the darn book was about all the brothers but him.And then I felt she made him out to be a sleeze which I hadn't picked up on before that book"

I think the only thing that saved that book was reading about the others. I so wanted to skip reading about Phury. I just couldn't stand the self abusive ass.

[Anita]

I am reading A Game of Chance by Linda Howard the last of the Mackenzie Family books. I have the whole collection for Kindle and it will live forever on my favorites shelf. It is my fervent wish that Linda Howard will revisit this amazing family and write about the grandchildren, specifically Nick. She is such a wonderful character as a child, you can only imagine what she will be as a adult.

[Janeiowa]

I've reread the Mackenzie series several times. I think each is wonderful.

I'm currently reading the latest from Julie James:
It Happened One Wedding

Recent titles I've read from new-to-me authors didn't live up to my expectations, so I'm glad to get back to some good writing.

[Dee]

I am going to Tucson tomorrow, so ultimately I will be on the road 4 hours (back and forth) I found this audio book at the library. Looking forward to it.

[Anita]

Janeiowa wrote: "I've reread the Mackenzie series several times. I think each is wonderful.

I'm currently reading the latest from Julie James:
It Happened One Wedding[bookcover:It Happened One Wed..."

I love Julie James. She has funny, intelligent and sexy characters and she is a fantastic author.

[Nancy]

Just finished reading Heat. It is a dark sci fi erotica with fairly graphic details. It is not for the faint hearted but the book is incredibly well written with amazing world building and characters. I rate it 5 stars.

[Eve]

Just finished Her Best Friend's Wedding by Abby Gaines. I usually don't buy Harlequin Superromance but this books was suprisingly good and fun to read. Now I'm going to start with The Collector by Nora Roberts.

[Ladonna]

Last Man Standing by David Baldacci

[Dee]

I started and didn't get far. WAY TO VIOLENT!! Since I was on the way to Tucson I stopped at the library on the way and quickly picked up I am reading it for another group.

[Dee]

starting the reread of

[Sandra J]

I just finished a reread of , one of my all time favorites. Next up is and . I'm "reading" in the car-highly recommended NF.

[Janeiowa]

Someone to Believe In

[Dee]

Sandra J wrote: "I just finished a reread of , one of my all time favorites. Next up is and . I'm "reading" [boo..."

What did you think of river Road?

[Dee]

Sandra J wrote: "I just finished a reread of , one of my all time favorites. Next up is and . I'm "reading" [boo..."

What is Oracle Moon? The name sounds intriguing?

[Sandra J]

I haven't started River Road yet. I will after I cook dinner tonight. It's Jayne Ann Krentz's latest and is contemporary romantic suspense (RS"lite"-I really don't like graphic violence). Oracle Moon is the fourth book in the Elder Races series (PNR) by Thea Harrison that starts with -another one of my all-time favorites and one that is reread often.

[Janeiowa]

I'm really enjoying this new-to-me author, Kathryn Shay, and her O'Neil series.

Someone to Believe In

[Janeiowa]

I am going to get into the 14 books boxed set that has proceeds going to Diabetes research. I own and have read several of the stories/novels, but enough are new and the cause of interest to me that I bought it.

A Sweet Life Boxed Set

[Cherry-Ann]

The wedlocked wife by Maggie Cox...a bit saccharine but her descriptions are great.

[Ladonna]

One Summer by David Baldacci