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reviewed Circus of the Damned by Laurell K. Ha.... May 24, 2011
posted in Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy
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READERS BE WARNED...SPOILERS AHEAD! I have to say that this is my favorite Anita Blake book in the series yet. Halloween is fast aproaching, and of course that would be Anitas busy season, so along with …
reviewed Cowboy Take Me Away. April 20, 2011
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Cowboy Take Me Away
   Photographer Skyler Quinn attends a Wyoming rodeo. She's there to get human-interest photos to further her fledgling photo journalist career, but also to watch her stepson perform in …
reviewed Fool's Masquerade. December 09, 2010
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Fool's Masquerade
It had been a while since I read a short historical romance, so I decided to look through the large stack of books my mother gave me. I picked one at random and was pleasantly surprised by the premise. …
reviewed A Caress of Twilight. October 03, 2010
posted in Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy
A Caress of Twilight
This is book number two of the Meredith Gentry series, after having read book number one i was intrigued....and really ready to know what happens next. Will she get pregnant and take the throne of the …
reviewed A Caress of Twilight. September 27, 2010
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A Caress of Twilight
This is book number two of the Meredith Gentry series, after having read book number one i was intrigued....and really ready to know what happens next. Will she get pregnant and take the throne of the …
reviewed The Scarlet Pimpernel. August 07, 2010
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The Scarlet Pimpernel
The Scarlet Pimpernel by Barones Emmuska Orczy is her best work, and one of the greatest works of literature I have had the privelege to read.  While incorporating elements of all gneres--action/adventure, …
reviewed The Scarlet Pimpernel. August 06, 2010
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The Scarlet Pimpernel
          This book has been my favorite since I first cracked it open as a young teen. The emotions are varied, there's excitment, drama, romance, action, adventure …
reviewed The Scarlet Pimpernel. July 15, 2010
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The Scarlet Pimpernel
How much readers enjoyed this 1905 adventure can be judged by the fact that Orzy wrote thirteen more books about the Scarlet Pimpernel from 1906-1936 and by the more than several films and TV shows made …
reviewed Marrying The Marquis. June 18, 2010
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Marrying The Marquis
The book I am reviewing this time is called Marrying The Marquis by Patricia Grasso and can be purchased for $6.99. The setting is sometime in the 1800s, in Newmarket, England.   Blaze Flambeau …
reviewed Seven-Tenths: Love, Piracy, and Scien.... April 13, 2010
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Seven-Tenths: Love, Piracy, and Science at Sea
David Fisichella's life took an interesting new direction when he met and fell in love with Amy, a physical oceanographer who also happened to be losing her sight. It is the story of their meeting and …
reviewed Seven-Tenths: Love, Piracy, and Scien.... March 26, 2010
Seven-Tenths: Love, Piracy, and Science at Sea
Seven-Tenths is a memoir that has elements of science and geography. I enjoyed reading every page of this unique book. The title is a reference to the fraction of the earth that is covered in water. David …
reviewed A Caress of Twilight. March 05, 2010
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A Caress of Twilight
My original review for this book was a few sentences long, so my details are not as precise as I would like. The entry read as follows:       "I enjoyed this novel because …
reviewed Tongue in Chic. January 14, 2010
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Tongue in Chic
I don't usually read contemporary romances other than Jennifer Cruise and Jayne Ann Krentz books. When I saw Tongue In Chic at the Friends of the Library sale, I decided to give it a chance …
reviewed Jennifer Crusie. July 12, 2009
Jennifer Crusie
Jennifer Crusie is one of my favorite authors because she creates wonderful, hilarious, quirky stories with characters you really want to root for.       The thing I love best is that …
reviewed A Vote of Confidence. April 29, 2009
A Vote of Confidence
Vote of Confidence ended up being a satisfying and charming story. Sometimes I hesitate to read about, let alone root for a female character who comes off prickly and offended by any and all references …
reviewed A Vote of Confidence. April 29, 2009
posted in Christian Fiction
A Vote of Confidence
A Vote of Confidence by Robin Lee Hatcher is the first book in the Sisters of Bethlehem Springs series. In 1915, Gwen Arlington is a modern woman. She lives on her own, making a living giving piano lessons, …
reviewed The Passion of Mary-Margaret. March 30, 2009
The Passion of Mary-Margaret
The Passion of Mary-Margaret by Lisa Samson is another ground-breaking cliche-shattering novel by an amazing author. Mary-Margaret Fischer has always known what God wanted her to do and eagerly embraced …
reviewed The Passion of Mary-Margaret. February 22, 2009
The Passion of Mary-Margaret
Lisa Samson can write. Not only was I transported by the skill and beauty with which Samson told this story, I was sucked into this memoir of a religious sister as she shared her life journey and the …
reviewed The Passion of Mary-Margaret. February 22, 2009
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The Passion of Mary-Margaret
Lisa Samson can write. Not only was I transported by the skill and beauty with which Samson told this story, I was sucked into this memoir of a religious sister as she shared her life journey and the …
reviewed The Street of a Thousand Blossoms. January 25, 2009
The Street of a Thousand Blossoms, Gail Tsukiyama
Tsukiyama returns with a novel that spans pre-World War II Japan, the devastating bombings, occupation and the gradual recovery of a country battered by the forces of war and defeat. As young boys, Kenji …
reviewed A Caress of Twilight. February 09, 2003
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A Caress of Twilight
I eagerly awaited this book, and wasn't disappointed when I finally got it. It follows the first (which was also great) and left me wanting more. Very enjoyable!
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