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• The story is about Tohr. Of all the Brothers, he is the one I would pick as a mate. (NT) -- CarolSR, 10:08:47 03/16/12 Fri
• Thanks for posting. I had kind of gotten away from the BDB series and think I may be one book behind; however, I will be reading this one. I've always liked Tohr. (NT) -- Gina-C, 18:32:28 03/22/12 Thu
  • The last book, about Payne & Manny, was really good!!!!!!!!!!!!! (NT) -- LP, 09:51:11 03/23/12 Fri
• Looking at the cover, I see the actor who plays the doctor on A Gifted Man, don't you? (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 10:40:26 03/28/12 Wed
  • A mix of Patrick Wilson and Paul Walker! (NT) -- LP, 10:56:24 03/28/12 Wed
    • Thanks for the name, LP - yes, Patrick Wilson is who I see! (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 11:03:29 03/28/12 Wed
• I am almost finished with LR. I love Tohr!!!! (NT) -- LP, 11:58:16 03/29/12 Thu

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• Links inside>>> -- celtgirl, 13:36:57 03/06/12 Tue
• Here's the link to my website as well>>> -- celtgirl, 14:11:43 03/06/12 Tue
• Thanks for that Celtgirl. I've been wanting to read these for a long time so have taken advantage of the Kindle special and bought the first two books for only $4.97 each. What a bargain! Thanks again and good luck with your new book. (NT) -- Rhiann, 19:03:32 03/06/12 Tue
  • You're welcome, Rhiann. I hope you will enjoy the read. :) (NT) -- celtgirl, 13:58:46 03/09/12 Fri
• Cindy's books are wonderful! You become absorbed in the characters and storyline as you would DG, and Cindy adds her own special magical/mystical twists to stories that will keep you wanting to read more. I highly recommend her books! (NT) -- LT (Denise), 15:43:21 03/07/12 Wed
• This is my most antisipated release this year!!! I LOVE this series. Cindy is a wonderful story teller (NT) -- Cherie, 12:40:06 03/16/12 Fri

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• Good Luck with your book, it has some excellent reviews at Amazon. I've marked it for future reference, to go on my TBR list (NT) -- Margy, 13:00:39 01/27/12 Fri
  • I've done the same :) (NT) -- LT (Denise), 17:35:24 01/27/12 Fri
• It looks good Genevieve. Good luck! (NT) -- Rhiann, 05:49:19 01/29/12 Sun
• This looks like something I might like. I've also added you to my list. Good luck with your book!! (NT) -- Cherie, 09:20:57 02/01/12 Wed
• I am in the middle of this now - HOSERS you WILL enjoy this new book! I predict great things for you Ms. Graham! Wonderful read and great taste of Scotland! (NT) -- BetsyG, 06:22:07 02/20/12 Mon
• under the same sky -- genevieve graham (elated), 18:55:14 03/13/12 Tue

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• I was really put off this woman and her book by what seemed to be a slick marketing strategy: Yes, I'm the Tiger Mother; but wait, wait, I'm reformed. I'm not her anymore! Buy my book! My friend Burl lives next door to the house where the Tiger Mom was raised. The previous owner, who sold to Tiger Mom's family in 1975, was Madame Chiang Kai Shek. The anti-Asian real estate covenants were ignored for her when she purchased the house in 1943, because her dermatologist was in Berkeley, CA. That house has quite a history. (NT) -- Lemora, 20:31:33 03/06/12 Tue

• Thanks Carol. I was trying to find the name of this the other day for a FB posting. Can't get into the Angels at all so I've stopped reading them. Just the Brothers for me. (NT) -- AmandaW, 16:57:34 03/05/12 Mon
  • Each book in this series has improved greatly over the book before. The last one was really good. (NT) -- CarolSR, 09:47:21 03/06/12 Tue
    • Maybe I'll give them another go later in the year. Can't read them just after the Brothers & I am counting down to Tohr. (NT) -- AmandaW, 14:22:06 03/06/12 Tue
• have enjoyed the Angel series too - thanks for the heads up! (NT) -- SueP, 13:12:55 03/06/12 Tue
• I love the Angels and I love the little connections to the Brothers. Thanks for this Carol, I've been wondering. (NT) -- jayn, 13:19:54 03/06/12 Tue

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• My whole family is liked the trilogy and we are waiting for the movie in March. (NT) -- MonicaW, 11:23:04 01/13/12 Fri
• Loved this series. One of my best reads of last year. I can't wait for the movie (NT) -- Cherie, 11:53:25 01/13/12 Fri
• Oh. I loved this whole series, my best new series for 2011, now I'm looking forward to the film. (NT) -- Margy, 15:12:10 01/14/12 Sat
• Loved these! (NT) -- Dee, 16:42:00 01/16/12 Mon
• Hoho! I loved this and it has sent me on a kick to find books about dystopian societies. I've since read, The Maze Runner, The Choas Walking Series and my fav, Divergent. All gripping! It's really hot right now in Young Adult novels and I'm loving it. Any one have any more suggestions? (NT) -- Annie Stewart, 16:43:05 02/04/12 Sat
  • Have you read The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood? It is dystopian amazing. (NT) -- DawnW., 16:33:28 02/08/12 Wed
    • Just read 'Unwind'. Super! I'm eating this stuff up! I read the Handmaid's Tale ages ago in high school. I have it on my shelf - maybe I will reread! (NT) -- Annie Stewart, 19:38:55 02/29/12 Wed
    • I read this first in college about ten years ago, and have probably read it three or four times since then. One of the most interesting dystopian ones out there. Most famously, of course, 1984 scares the living daylights out of me, because I can see it happening all too easily. I'm reading The Hunger Games right now in anticipation of the movie and have had a hard time putting it down! (NT) -- LadyStormwing, 19:52:49 03/03/12 Sat

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• I read this after it was recommended here a while ago as a great YA read. I bought it for my 14 yo daughter and she really loved it. I enjoyed it a lot too. It was a fast action packed read along the lines of The Hunger Games. (NT) -- Rhiann, 07:16:22 10/10/11 Mon
• I recommended this a while back - it's really interesting and quick. Your DD will love it too. The author was 22 or 23 when she wrote it. Very talented. (NT) -- MonicaW, 10:36:35 10/10/11 Mon
  • I thought I had seen it recommended somewhere. Thank you. (NT) -- jayn, 06:00:35 10/11/11 Tue
• My DS and I have read it and loved it! (NT) -- RhondaT, 02:31:00 10/12/11 Wed
• Loved it! The next volume, Insurgent, is listed on Amazon already for pre-order, but not out. (NT) -- Susannah, 08:22:30 10/12/11 Wed
• I loved this just as much than the Hunger Games. Smart and action packed! Just plain fun! Tris (short for Beatrice) takes a chance and joins the Dauntless faction known for bravery. Completely opposite of Abnegation the faction she came from. She gets plenty of pleasant surprises! Good read! (NT) -- Annie Stewart, 19:51:37 02/29/12 Wed

• Yes, Carol, I've read a couple of these - and that one should be a goodie, being as how Paris is such a 'man-slut' (he just can't help himself, though, can he?*g*) Want to read some of the earlier books before I dive into Paris' book. (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 13:28:13 02/28/12 Tue

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• I downloaded it to my Kindle today, only because it wasn't available at the library. I have to say that I'm disappointed in the price of the kindle books. I think $9.99 is too expensive for many of these titles. I'm finding I'm not using it as much because of that. (NT) -- conmama, 09:09:15 01/19/12 Thu
  • Have you checked out www.ereaderiq.com - they will email you daily with the freebies available on Amazon. I have discovered some great authors this way. (NT) -- AmandaW, 12:24:12 01/19/12 Thu
    • I've been receiving the daily emails from ereaderiq and agree that this is a great way to discover new authors. I also use Overdrive through our county library to borrow ebooks. Never any shortage of reading material on my Kindle. (NT) -- LadyJay, 05:46:05 01/20/12 Fri
  • Download a program called Calibre - it is free - Calibre is an on-line book management system that has all sorts of features, one of which is you search a book, then it lists all sellers available for your format, there can be as much as $10 price difference, and often you can find the book free (altough you need to be careful, some freebies are pirated and don't really work). I've used Calibre for 6 months now with no bad things happening, no spam. (NT) -- jayn (), 03:42:09 01/20/12 Fri
• Thanks everyone, I'm definitely going to check out these websites! (NT) -- conmama, 08:43:58 01/23/12 Mon
• I'm almost done with this book.....can't put it down. Wow, such a different read! Love it, can't wait to read the next 2. (NT) -- conmama, 08:43:41 01/26/12 Thu
• I just started the first book and can't put it down!!! (NT) -- Carol SR, 06:04:56 02/07/12 Tue
• What. A. Book. Disturbing and fascinating and compelling. I think I blushed and know my jaw dropped while reading this book. Thanks for the recommendation. (NT) -- MonicaW, 11:52:54 02/22/12 Wed

• If you google 'testosterone poisoning' you will see lots of references to the idea. It's not novel to DG, though it certainly suits the situation she describes! (NT) -- LT (Denise), 21:15:32 02/14/12 Tue
• I am the only person that couldn't get into this book? Waited for ages for it from the library and then didn't get past about 4 chapters. (NT) -- AmandaW, 17:21:29 02/15/12 Wed
• I wasn't expecting it to be so fluffy! I had a hard time getting into also, but then I thought it moved fast and fun. Loved the main guy. (NT) -- M&M, 20:19:53 02/15/12 Wed
  • I still haven't finished... it's good, but not enough to hold my interest. (NT) -- LP, 04:52:14 02/16/12 Thu
• I do remember that, and seemed that it was stolen. This book did seem to drag and is unmemorable. I just read it in the last few months and can't even remember what it was about. (NT) -- conmama, 08:31:42 02/16/12 Thu
• well, I loved it, and I'm looking forward to the sequel (NT) -- Margy, 10:00:48 02/16/12 Thu
  • Me too! (NT) -- Rhiann, 16:22:06 02/16/12 Thu
  • Me three! Most anticipated book release of this year for me! (NT) -- Marg, 16:29:20 02/16/12 Thu
    • I'm in the group with really liking it. I listened to the audio book and the narrator really did a great job. (NT) -- Keira, 18:11:42 02/16/12 Thu
    • I am also a liker, one of my favourite books last year. I am looking forward to a re-read before the sequel comes out, I think I missed a lot of small detail that will matter later. IMO, Deborah Harkness is going to become a writer of the calibre of Herslef. (NT) -- jayn, 07:22:27 02/18/12 Sat
    • adding my voice to chorus of fans of this book! Loved the concept! Thought it was originial and loved the history. As with any good historical fiction text...themes from history do repeat themselves and I expect to see them and of course would be disappointed if they did not appear! (NT) -- BetsyG, 06:18:56 02/20/12 Mon
• I wanted to mention that many themes are general. Long before Herself wrote Outlander, J.K. Broster wrote a trilogy (now known as the Jacobite Trilogy) about an honourable Highlander during the Jacobite uprising and his interactions with an English soldier. I loved these books and recognized the theme when I read Outlander series but I still appreciated Outlander for the story, the differences and the similarities. Deborah Harkness wrote an original story involving relationships between vampires, witches, demons and humans. The fact that she spoke about testosterone poisoning didn't bother me a bit as I have read about it before-not in relation to either of the books. It's simply a coincidence. Much different than authors mentioning characters from other books in their novels. (NT) -- Keira, 06:06:50 02/19/12 Sun
  • oops Kiera didn't mean to repeat you above I hadn't read this response when I wrote that you said excatly what I was thinking (NT) -- BetsyG, 06:20:18 02/20/12 Mon
    • Betsy, nice to know we think alike!!!!! (NT) -- Keira, 14:50:39 02/20/12 Mon
• Glad to know that DG didn't write/invent 'testosterone poisoning' because I had only heard it in her books, too, so it really jumped out at me when I read it in A Discovery of Witches. There was something else, earlier in the book that struck me as a DG-like statement too, but can't remember it now. I really enjoyed the story and will surely read the next one, but, for me, it got too fast & coincidental once they got to her aunt's home, kind of spoiling it for me. (NT) -- MaryJ, 16:47:47 02/19/12 Sun
• LOL, come inside for a reference to testosterone poisoning.... -- Keira, 18:33:23 02/20/12 Mon
  • I had a teacher in Jr high (looong before Outlander) who used the term often when refering to boys in our class. (NT) -- Cherie, 21:22:59 02/20/12 Mon
  • I love Alan Alda & what an accurate & appropriate term for junior high boys! (NT) -- MaryJ, 10:40:17 02/21/12 Tue

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• Will check it out! Thanks! (NT) -- AmyGirl, 06:58:04 01/29/12 Sun
• Ooohh.. I pikced this one up twice and put it back...going back for it...thanks. (NT) -- Niseold, 17:13:48 02/12/12 Sun
• I'm just over halfway through reading this one on my Kindle. Really enjoying it, but then I do like Lilith Saintcrow's writing. (NT) -- LadyJay, 08:01:49 02/15/12 Wed

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• I'm a Bernard Cornwell fan and I do have these books on my audio wishlist at the library. I will check them out (NT) -- Cherie, 06:51:33 02/09/12 Thu
• I have enjoyed every book in this series and have the new one waiting in my TBR pile. (NT) -- Valerie L., 08:14:40 02/10/12 Fri
• I am reading The Fort now...well...between other books, but so far I'm not real kean about it. I did read raves about the Saxon series so they will be in my TBR pile soon...thanks for the info! (NT) -- Niseold, 17:11:40 02/12/12 Sun
  • I've heard the Fort is not one of his best. Loved his Arthur series also! (NT) -- Dee, 17:38:17 02/13/12 Mon

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• Jayn, just starting the series (I have a problem reading a book, knowing it's not the first in the series), so can't respond - am also in the middle of reading Lymond Chronicles, which is taking all my brain power (gosh, that man speaks in a complicated manner!) (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 07:05:37 02/10/12 Fri
• You know jayn, I read Lothaire and I can't remember a whole lot about it...what does that say?...other than I have a bad memory. :) I am currently reading the Fifty Shades of Grey series...now THAT I can remember. Christian Grey.hmmmmm (NT) -- CarolSR, 09:28:04 02/10/12 Fri
  • hmmmmm- I'm with you Carol - it hasn't remained in my mind like the others -it didn't seem as good as the others to me like - just reading 'the Warlord wants it all' which I had somehow missed - I'm liking that :) (NT) -- ali cat, 04:55:17 02/11/12 Sat
    • I am inside for spoilers potential >>> -- jayn, 07:05:33 02/11/12 Sat
      • >>>>>>>>>>inside hon -- ali cat, 03:41:21 02/12/12 Sun

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• My 'Christmas book' is Falling Together by Marisa de los Santos. I am loving it! I've mentioned her books here before, her prose is beautiful - witty and warm. You come to feel that her characters are your friends and are sad to part at the books end. Marg it's not Cornelia and Teo but just as good. Cutting for Stone is a fantastic read that I've raved about here as well. (NT) -- Rhann, 01:53:36 01/04/12 Wed
  • Sad when you can't spell your own name! (NT) -- Rhiann!, 01:57:19 01/04/12 Wed
• I just finished 'A Thread of Grace' by M D Russell. Setting is WWII northern Italy. I absolutely loved this book. Genre is historical fiction and the writing and story are beautiful. I also finished 'The Gargoyle' by A Davidson. This is fiction - psychological thriller?/paranormal love story? Not sure how to catagorize this one, but there are some funny clever lines and interesting characters. One of those books you have to keep reading to find out what is really going on. I really liked it. Another psychological thriller I read recently was 'Before I Go To Sleep' . It took a while to figure out the truth in that one as well. (NT) -- MonicaW, 05:01:23 01/04/12 Wed
• These is My Words is really good, suggested by M&M to me awhile back. Can't remember the author's name. It's a trilogy, so if you like the first one, there's more. (NT) -- conmama, 09:03:39 01/04/12 Wed
• I've been enjoying a re-read of Dana Stabenow's Liam Campbell series. He's an Alaska State Trooper posted in a small town where he reconnects with a former flame. He's been demoted as a result of a problem that occurred while he was in command; and he's also dealing with the loss of his baby son and the coma that his wife is in. Great series of tales. Those and the Kate Shugak books are definitely a good read. (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 09:17:40 01/04/12 Wed
  • Oooh, thank you for reminding me that I bought those for my nook last fall (but haven't gotten to them yet). (NT) -- MaryJ, 13:20:21 01/04/12 Wed
• You can get lost in George R R Martin's Game of Thrones series, Robin Hobb's Assassin's Apprentice & her Shaman's Crossing series, Jane Johnson's The Tenth Gift (book I'm reading now) . Also, Paulina Simmons' The Bronze Horseman series, if you haven't yet. (NT) -- MaryJ, 13:19:24 01/04/12 Wed
  • I can second Geroge RR Martin, and Robin Hobb. I'm lost in A Discovery of Witches right now, recommended by Kate Smith at Lallyquilters., also see my post below, The Geurnsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society was a brilliant find. (NT) -- Margy, 13:24:42 01/04/12 Wed
  • I'll 2nd Game of Thrones and The Bronze Horseman. I also loved the Fever series by Karen Moning (if you like paranormal / fantasy). (NT) -- Gina-C, 19:16:09 01/04/12 Wed
    • I'll recommend all 3 of these series. (NT) -- Cherie, 10:20:22 01/05/12 Thu
• Thanks ladies...also thought of 2 others that really take me away: The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency ( by Alexander McCall Smith???) and The Shadow of the Wind ( by Carlos Ruiz Zafon). Both are wonderful! (NT) -- MaryJ, 07:28:45 01/05/12 Thu
  • I enjoyed these 2 books as well. (NT) -- MonicaW, 04:36:56 01/06/12 Fri
• I have really enjoyed reading a couple of books by Patrick Rothfuss; The Name of the Wind: The Kingkiller Chronicle - Day One and The Wise Man's Fear: The Kingkiller Chronicle - Day 2. These are the first two of a planned trilogy and I am anxiously awaiting the third book. (NT) -- BarbJ, 09:43:21 01/05/12 Thu
• The Winter Sea by Susanna Kearsley pulled me right into the story and I was sad to see it end. (NT) -- HollyC, 05:30:08 01/06/12 Fri
  • Holly, I met Susanna at the Writer's conference in Surrey (her first time being invited to speak there) and she's writing a sequel to 'The Winter Sea'. I think that may be her current project, but I'm not sure. BTW, she's a real sweetie! I would also recommend 'Mariana' by Susanna (have read two others and they are all entertaining reads). (NT) -- LT (Denise), 10:22:52 01/06/12 Fri
    • Susanna is speaking at a local public library in Toronto in January. I just happen to be going to Toronto that day for work so will combine business with pleasure. (NT) -- Keira, 13:40:30 01/08/12 Sun
    • A sequel, wow that would be great. I have her book The Rose Garden, which I hope to start soon. It has been very frustrating to have no free time in Dec. to read! (NT) -- HollyC, 07:47:31 01/09/12 Mon
• The one I remember from the last year that was the most memorable and engrossing that I just could not put down was 'Mistress of Rome' by Kate Quinn. Also, the Black Jewels series by Anne Bishop is fantastic. (NT) -- Sorcha, 07:57:55 01/07/12 Sat
  • Ohhh, love the Black Jewels. I have a serious thing for Lucivar. (NT) -- Nifty, 04:26:49 01/09/12 Mon
• I am currently read Olivia and Jai by Rebecca Ryman and thoroughly enjoying it! (NT) -- Marg, 14:37:52 01/08/12 Sun
• Just finished reading The Hunger Games. It's YA dystopian fiction. Good, but brief. I had the thought that I'd have loved to have read these books authored by someone like Diana Gabaldon, who goes into lots of details. (NT) -- Nifty, 04:28:26 01/09/12 Mon
  • I'm a big fan of this series. I can't wait for the movie to come out (NT) -- Cherie, 07:38:44 01/13/12 Fri
• Try the new biography of Rin Tin Tin by Susan Orlean, author of "The Orchid Thief." It you love pop cultural history, dogs, early Hollywood history, WWI history, and non-fiction, this may be your cuppa tea. (NT) -- Lemora, 21:42:56 01/09/12 Mon
• Great read! -- Kelly barefoot in VT, 04:14:12 02/04/12 Sat

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• Had to look it up! A kilt worn by a Scottish Highlander. I should have known that! (NT) -- AmyGirl, 06:57:18 01/29/12 Sun
• I hadn't known there was another word for kilt. (NT) -- DonnaF, 11:25:23 02/02/12 Thu

• Sounds good - I have a hold on it at the library. (NT) -- MaryJ, 14:29:13 01/15/12 Sun
  • THat's where I got mine! Fun, entertaining read. I thougth the writing was humorous, too. (NT) -- conmama, 04:23:39 01/16/12 Mon
• Just downloaded it to my Kindle the other day! Can't wait to start after I finish The Gargoyle! (NT) -- AmyGirl, 06:59:56 01/29/12 Sun

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• I only read the reunion chapter. I really needed for Jamie to have Claire again. (NT) -- Niseold, 08:34:14 01/21/12 Sat

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• I hope Deadlocked is better than the last one. As a book it was ok, but I hated the direction it went, I want my fluffy reading to have happy endings. (NT) -- jayn, 05:12:47 01/16/12 Mon
• Jayn, I was disappointed with the last Sookie book, too. (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:11:41 01/16/12 Mon
  • The last Sookie book was a bit of a downer, she seemed out of sorts throughout the book and left the reader feeling the same way. (NT) -- LT (Denise), 09:21:45 01/16/12 Mon
    • Definitely a disappointment. (NT) -- LP, 11:33:30 01/16/12 Mon
• 3/6/12 - Fair Game by Patricia Briggs (3rd in the Alpha and Omega series; the timing seems to have caught up with the Mercy Thompson series) (NT) -- Nifty, 08:57:03 01/16/12 Mon
• 7/31/12 - Gunmetal Magic by Ilona Andrews. This novel has Andrea as the protagonist, but it's set in the Kate Daniels world, and Kate and Curran and the others will be in there, too. (NT) -- Nifty, 08:58:40 01/16/12 Mon
  • 2/21/12 - Celebrity in Death by JD Robb -- next book for Eve Dallas (NT) -- Nifty, 09:00:39 01/16/12 Mon
    • 2/28/12 Angels' Flight by Nalini Singh - an anthology of stories set in Singh's Guild Hunter world (NT) -- Nifty, 09:01:41 01/16/12 Mon
      • I glanced at this and thought you were referring to Cindy Brandner's new book 'Flights of Angels' due out on St. Patrick's Day. It's going to be a great read! (NT) -- LT (Denise), 09:20:19 01/16/12 Mon
      • Love all of your choices in reading material, Nifty! I'm reading all of the same series and looking forward to the new releases. (NT) -- LadyJay, 05:48:35 01/20/12 Fri
• I canna wait for Tohrments's book! (NT) -- LP, 11:34:00 01/16/12 Mon
• There is also the new Jeaniene Frost spin off - One Burned (Night Prince series) about Vlad & Chloe Neill's next Chicagoland Vampires book out in August. Don't know when Vlad's book is out. (NT) -- AmandaW, 22:14:08 01/16/12 Mon

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• Hollick -- Dee, 17:18:29 01/16/12 Mon
  • Oops! The first book is about Queen Emma and it's called, "The Forever Queen." (NT) -- Dee, 17:19:36 01/16/12 Mon
    • I really liked Helen Hollick's Pendragon series as well about Arthur and Guinevere. The Forever Queen was originally released a few years ago with the title Emma! One of these days I will get around to reading her book about Harold. (NT) -- Marg, 16:44:05 01/17/12 Tue

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• Thanks! I'm going to see how much it is on kindle, if it's too much I'll check out at the library. I have nothing in my TBR pile and am ancy! I started reading The Thorn Birds on my Kindle, but don't want to spend the money...going to get from the library. Loved the TV series, thought I'd try the book...I know it's one of your favorites, also. (NT) -- conmama, 04:17:55 01/17/12 Tue
  • It's a bit quirky, but I think that's why I enjoyed it...... it was just different, a nice change. (NT) -- M&M, 10:48:59 01/17/12 Tue
  • 'The Thorn Birds' was one of my 'hide under the covers because it's a little bit naughty' read when I was a teenager *g*. It's been a very long time since I've read it - maybe I should again. (NT) -- LT (Denise), 11:24:09 01/17/12 Tue

• I have not read any Kresley Cole. How would you describe this series? How do the books compare with BDB? Sookie? Cat/Bones? Chicagoland Vamps? (NT) -- MonicaW, 15:30:39 01/10/12 Tue
• I have read all the others, will have to get this one too, I guess. Lothaire is a mystery, do you think he will be good or bad? (speculating only) (NT) -- jayn, 03:44:53 01/12/12 Thu
• I read a lot of paranormal romance and enjoy this series. Nothing compares to the Brothers of the Black Dagger Brotherhood!! :) (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:30:22 01/12/12 Thu

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• I read Bretheren by Robyn Young and really liked it. But it is definitely heavy duty historical fiction, not something light, and not much romance. (NT) -- Valerie L., 07:29:49 01/09/12 Mon

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• Awesome! -- Dee, 15:09:26 10/20/11 Thu
• LOVE this book so much. I've read it 3 times....so far! (NT) -- Rhiann, 17:24:57 10/20/11 Thu
• Loved it too!!!!! (NT) -- Keira, 19:14:58 10/20/11 Thu
• This is one of my favourites books! Such a lovely read. (NT) -- Marg, 21:13:14 10/20/11 Thu
  • A fantastic book - one you keep thinking about after you have finished it. (NT) -- SueP, 01:25:39 10/21/11 Fri
• I read this when it first came out and loved it then. I had no idea of any of the 'facts' of all this, it was an interesting lesson as well as a good read - bonus. (NT) -- jayn, 03:58:39 10/21/11 Fri
• Lemora - here are more books that are charming: Major Pettigrew's Last Stand by H. Simonson, A Guide to the Birds of East Africa by N. Drayson and The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by A. M Smith. All three are really sweet like Guernsey Lit. Check them out if you haven't already read them. (NT) -- MonicaW, 11:16:16 10/24/11 Mon
  • Thank you! I loved the TV adaptation of the #1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Jill Scott was great as Precious Ramotswe. So was the other lead actress, her partner in the Agency. I'll have to check out the others. (NT) -- Lemora, 15:28:50 10/25/11 Tue
• I loved it and also learned quite a bit of history. (NT) -- HeatherLeigh, 09:34:26 10/25/11 Tue
• I loved this book too. I've read that Kenneth Branagh will direct The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society movie and Kate Winslet is interested in playing the lead, Juliet Ashton. Can't wait for that to come out! (NT) -- SarahK, 13:44:22 10/27/11 Thu
  • I'd enjoy seeing Kate W. as Juliet. I also wouldn't mind Michelle Dockery in the lead. I hope they use mostly unknowns, but I'd love to see Emma Thompson as Isola Pribby. I hope that Kenneth B's directing commitment means this production will get rolling! There's a dearth of movies I want to see right now. (NT) -- Lemora, 16:31:50 10/27/11 Thu
    • I listened to this one on audio and it is perfectly narrated by several different narrators. Ever since I first "heard" Dawsey, I pictured the actor, Brendan Coyle, who plays John Bates on Downton Abbey. Would love to see this made into a great movie. I (NT) -- Reilly, 21:31:27 12/29/11 Thu
• So great -- Coralie, 04:05:15 11/29/11 Tue

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• Ooohhh....both of these stories look interesting. I am adding them to my TBR pile. Thanks Margy. (NT) -- Keira, 14:25:56 12/20/11 Tue
• The publisher's description describes Miriam's Talisman as being "aimed at the Barbara Erskine market." Her books sound intriguing. Has anyone here read anything by Barbara Erskine? (NT) -- Lemora, 00:53:32 12/23/11 Fri
  • I love Barbara Erskine - historical/supernatural/reincarnation books. Loved Lady of Hay, Echos Of Time, Midnight is a lonely place, Whispers in the Sand.... (NT) -- SueP, 16:52:29 12/23/11 Fri
  • I've read Barbara Erskine. Even though time slip is one of my favourite types of reads, I don't think her books are for me. (NT) -- Marg, 16:07:07 12/27/11 Tue
• Thanks Margy - am going to check these out! I guess you are doing a lot of reading lately?! (NT) -- SueP, 16:54:52 12/23/11 Fri
  • That I have, just read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society . Excellent! Good luck to your Mum x (NT) -- Margy, 10:53:24 12/28/11 Wed

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• Am going to check this out in the New year Amanda! Nearly finished Drink Deep too! (NT) -- SueP, 02:31:03 12/18/11 Sun
  • Ooh, let me know what you think when you get to the end of DD. Can't wait for Biting Cold, but that's not due til August! (NT) -- AmandaW, 11:40:24 12/18/11 Sun
    • Not sure what I think! Is it real or not?! (NT) -- SueP, 21:01:31 12/19/11 Mon
      • *G* - Oh I think its real but I think there will be some serious complications along the way. There is black magic involved and who knows how this will manifest. Also, with Tate having M's medallion what will he be able to do as we don't yet know what he actually is. I hate wishing time away, but hurry up August! (NT) -- AmandaW, 12:09:58 12/20/11 Tue

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• The Bernard Cornwell book is part of a Arthur series Enemy of God, Excalibur and the newest is Warlord Chronicles. Great books (NT) -- Cherie, 11:36:47 10/25/11 Tue
• The Mists of Avalon is one of my favorite books!! I read it on a ski trip way back about 30 years ago and have read everything else ever written by Marion Zimmer Bradley (some great, some not so..) (NT) -- TerriC, 06:54:55 12/18/11 Sun

• I so agree, Carol! Have to wait til I get the book, but am going to the launch tonight. (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 08:34:20 11/29/11 Tue
  • I would love to meet Diana one day. Enjoy! (NT) -- CarolSR, 09:40:22 11/29/11 Tue
• I'm so glad I have my Nook. I gt the book on it yesterday and am 100 pages into it. It is Voyager Jamie and I couldn't be happier to read it. And Carol, if you want to meet Diana, come to Fergus one year. DG and her DH come every other year and we have dinner with them. It's a wonderful Hosed weekend. (NT) -- Valerie L., 07:19:20 11/30/11 Wed
• I thought of getting it on my Nook - but still have the need to hold a book and turns the pages from time to time - especially DG's. I may later buy it for my Nook, but will read it on paper for the first time - hopefully this weekend if I get it either tomorror or Friday in the mail. (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 12:10:36 11/30/11 Wed
• Have just ordered a second hand copy(already!) from Amazon uk for only £6.80 incl postage - can't wait until it arrives.... (NT) -- Beccy, 08:40:08 12/01/11 Thu
• I'm saving mine to read next week when I have some travel time. Elenna's picture on the back cover is lovely! (NT) -- HollyC, 17:37:40 12/01/11 Thu
• I got it from my library this morning and will start it this weekend. (NT) -- MonicaW, 08:42:40 12/02/11 Fri
• It was in my mailbox last night (Thursday) when I got home - but I'm going to try not to start reading it until tomorrow! (NT) -- Ruthgold18, 11:02:18 12/02/11 Fri
• Just finished it. Sigh... (NT) -- DonnaF, 12:17:11 12/03/11 Sat
• I am about 80% through the story and am really enjoying it. The Duel chapters were excellent! Slap Jamie Fraser?? Oh no you don't! (NT) -- CarolSR, 09:59:45 12/06/11 Tue
• My book was in the mail yesterday and happens to have arrived on the very day when I finished reading it on Kindle. Had to have both! (NT) -- LadyGrace, 08:54:19 12/09/11 Fri
• Just finished reading it last night, loved it! (NT) -- Rachel M, 11:56:28 12/12/11 Mon
• I finished it and loved it. When I read the last line, I knew it was the end of the story. Diana always has such great "last words." I was so happy to see John and Jamie developing their friendship again. Also enjoyed seeing more details of Willie lost in the fog. I know I liked this book more because Jamie was featured....I can't help it...I love the guy. (NT) -- CarolSR, 10:13:09 12/13/11 Tue
  • That was a neat cross-over, wasn't it? (NT) -- jayn, 03:28:03 12/14/11 Wed
• Oh, man. My copy is still in the Amazon shipping box. It's my Christmas present from my DS, and I'm saving it to read on the plane on 24 December as he and I head to PA to visit my parents for Christmas. But it keeps calling my name - "Mary! Read me! Oh, Mary, you know you want to!" I'm being tested. Hope I pass! Although either way I think I win! (NT) -- MiladyM, 19:11:46 12/15/11 Thu
  • Milday, what part of PA are you heading to? I grew up in Allentown, PA - 1 hour north of Philadelphia. (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:34:59 12/16/11 Fri
    • My folks live in Lancaster. (NT) -- MiladyM, 17:03:25 12/16/11 Fri
• The Scottish Prisoner -- Madame Giselle Savage (enlightening), 06:24:14 12/16/11 Fri
• I pre-ordered it from Amazon, so it arrived the day it was in the stores. I LOVED it!!! I'm not a big LJG fan, but since 1/2 of the book was Jamie, I was instantly caught up and never let down. And although Claire isn't physcially there, she's always in Jamie's thoughts. So sweet. (NT) -- TerriC, 06:51:46 12/18/11 Sun

• Wasna me, but I liked the series. Glad you do too! (NT) -- Niseold_MacErc, 09:30:53 08/30/11 Tue
• I did! I enjoyed all of the characters in the books. She does a great job of making it feel like you know them. (NT) -- Brandy, 19:51:24 12/06/11 Tue

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• Hi Dee, you have definetly missed the Fever talk and JZB conversations! (NT) -- SueP, 16:21:54 11/10/11 Thu
• Pretty sure it has been mentioned once or twice! lol (NT) -- Marg, 16:40:41 11/10/11 Thu
  • Oh, just a few times :) Jericho is f***ing hot! (NT) -- LT (Denise), 19:22:26 11/10/11 Thu
    • Jericho is the only reason I kept reading the series! (NT) -- Marg, 14:08:35 11/13/11 Sun
• They have definatly been mentioned. Great series!!! (NT) -- Cherie, 21:08:40 11/10/11 Thu
• Just keep your hands off V'Lane. He's mine. And you can join the 'free Cruce' group on FB if you want, I believe I may be the de facto president. (NT) -- jayn, 19:09:35 11/11/11 Fri
• Jericho...yummy! (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:36:27 11/14/11 Mon
• Thanks for the recommendation - Ive spent the last week reading this series and now I have to cook and clean for Thanksgiving. Definitely enjoyed Jericho; not looking forward to cleaning my house. (NT) -- MonicaW, 08:10:03 11/23/11 Wed

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• Some tough choices there - Chloe Neill up again Jeaniene Frost.....decisions decisions (NT) -- AmandaW, 02:03:40 11/02/11 Wed
• Oh, the choices are very tough' in some categories I am torn between several. (NT) -- jayn, 03:50:31 11/02/11 Wed
• I know you're supposed to pick your ultimate fav, but I just voted for the few I really liked in those categories. I didn't see anywhere that you couldn't vote for more than one and I really couldn't decide. There were too many good choices. (NT) -- HeatherLeigh, 17:44:18 11/02/11 Wed
  • Ahh. If you can vote more than once then I'm heading back over there to try. Thanks Heather. (NT) -- AmandaW, 18:47:07 11/02/11 Wed
• The second round of voting is now up! (NT) -- Marg, 17:49:50 11/14/11 Mon

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• She's a good writer - I like the way she gets a little bit of history into her books, and especially the variety of settings she uses in Scotland. In her first trilogy (Highlander Untamed, etc) she has some I really liked set on Skye and nearby islands. Her website has pictures of the castles and ruins that she's visited while researching, and I think that extra effort kind of comes through in how she makes you feel like you're really there in those romantic (but also foggy and damp!) places. (NT) -- HollyC, 06:42:28 10/28/11 Fri
• Oh my gosh...just had this paperback in my hands yesterday at Walmart! I was not sure if I'd like it....Did you follow along ok without reading the others first? I got all excited over the description of the Highland "Special Forces" group of warriors! Now if the book only came with pictures....*VBG* (NT) -- Niseold, 16:30:12 11/10/11 Thu

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• Update -- Liz McKeown, 09:19:45 11/05/11 Sat

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• On pre-order. I didn't realize it was this soon, I should get it tomorrow or Wed! (NT) -- jayn, 16:37:11 10/31/11 Mon

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• I read this a couple summers ago for the first time - really liked it, too. (NT) -- MaryJ, 16:52:27 10/17/11 Mon
• I just read Frenchman's Creek by DuMaurier - another good romance. (NT) -- HollyC, 14:50:04 10/18/11 Tue
  • Haha Monica, I just saw your comment about vampire porn below! When I mentioned Frenchman's Creek I was thinking how even without the explicit, 'steamy' nature of BDB and the Frost books (which I also liked), DuMaurier managed to get you to visualize the attraction between the pirate and Dona, and some of her double entendre's are very fun. I wonder if she was writing now if she'd spice her books up even more? Not that they need it, sometimes imagination is just as good as details :-) , but when you read an older book you do kind of realize how restrained the author's probably were by what was the social norm in literature, and now how almost anything goes. (NT) -- HollyC, 15:02:51 10/18/11 Tue
• I read this last year and really enjoyed it. I've also just read Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights is the next classic on my list. Have always loved Jane Austen but had somehow never got around to DuMaurier or the Bronte sisters. (NT) -- Rhiann, 17:55:37 10/18/11 Tue
• This has been one of my favorite books since I was a teenager. (So much better than the movie with Mr. 2 x 4-up-his-butt Olivier. But Judith Anderson rocked as Mrs. Danvers.) (NT) -- Lemora, 19:28:59 10/19/11 Wed
• Try Du Maurier's The House on the Strand.It's about time travel. I also love The King's General. It has a heroine with a difference (NT) -- albion, 11:04:31 10/20/11 Thu
• I read every book she wrote in my twentys which was a very very long time ago. She was one of my favorites (NT) -- Lynda J, 21:02:41 10/21/11 Fri
• Jamaica Inn was the first book I read as a young adult...Gosh I just loved it...and this one too. (NT) -- Niseold, 17:53:13 10/23/11 Sun

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• There are 6 in the Night Huntress series (Cat & Bones), two spin off's - Night Huntress World and now she is righting yet another spin off featuring Vlad called the Night Prince series. I believe there are another 2 C&B books planned. Love this series. (NT) -- AmandaW, 12:59:23 10/19/11 Wed

• Duh, forgot to write that this is YA. My DD and I have enjoyed the first 2 books in the trilogy. The third comes out soon. This is young adult dystopian so if you or your child like Hunger Games or Divergent, they might like this one too. (NT) -- MonicaW, 11:56:54 10/17/11 Mon

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• Thanks for posting! Always after recommendations. (NT) -- Rhiann, 16:12:54 10/02/11 Sun
  • thanks - sounds ace (NT) -- ali cat, 11:36:42 10/03/11 Mon
• I am about to start this in the next couple of days! Looking forward to it a lot! (NT) -- Marg, 15:14:07 10/03/11 Mon
• thanks! this is just what I was looking for (NT) -- susiej, 08:30:02 10/04/11 Tue
• Just started -- isisgms (not gripped yet), 07:52:16 10/12/11 Wed

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• Oh and Herself posted a 5-star review on Amazon! (NT) -- LollyS, 18:17:35 10/07/11 Fri
• What's this one about? (time period, etc.) (NT) -- Gina-C, 15:25:39 10/08/11 Sat
• Bought this on my Kindle for $1.99! Looking forward to it. (NT) -- Rhiann, 07:07:27 10/10/11 Mon

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• I agree completely. I saw it twice and loved it just as much the second time. (NT) -- Joanna, 08:54:32 09/30/11 Fri
• I really liked the movie. I am currently reading the book and yes, I think it is much better --but then, books usually are. I know Skeeter's mother will not "come around" in the book, which definitely feels right. The movie had too much of a 'Hollywood Feel Good' gloss to it, but I expected that. I remember suffering hair agonies in the humidity of the south in 1961, being a rampantly curly haired teen, with a touch of the frizzies, trying for the perfect flip. I don't remember anything like that machine Skeeter used to straighten her hair. I'm loving the descriptions of the food! Okra rolled in corn meal and --sinfully-- fried in Crisco is a very rarely prepared favorite, as is peach cobbler. Yum! I'm thinking of my mother who died nearly three years ago. I bought a small can of Crisco and our deal was I'd cook two diesel strength Southern meals a month, but we had to "eat healthy" the rest of the time. Oh, I miss my mom! (NT) -- Lemora, 13:00:41 10/06/11 Thu

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• Looks interesting!! (NT) -- SueP, 19:14:59 09/29/11 Thu
• I meant to read this, thanks for the reminder! (NT) -- HollyC, 12:12:54 10/02/11 Sun
• Thanks for that, it looks good. (NT) -- Rhiann, 16:07:55 10/02/11 Sun

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• I don't know why but I haven't read past the first book! I need to get back to it. (NT) -- Marg, 17:17:04 09/29/11 Thu
  • Yes you do!! (NT) -- SueP, 19:14:16 09/29/11 Thu
    • sounds good :) (NT) -- ali cat, 10:53:36 09/30/11 Fri
• *G* - glad to be of service Sue. Also Nalini is a Kiwi author who is better known in the US than she is here (no surprise there though!). (NT) -- AmandaW, 21:56:25 10/01/11 Sat

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• I loved these two books! I am so excited that there is going to be a third book soon called Falling Under featuring the same characters! (NT) -- Marg, 16:07:30 09/19/11 Mon
  • You've made my day Marg! I love Cornelia. How soon??!! (NT) -- Rhiann, 19:13:47 09/19/11 Mon
    • Really soon. October 4 I think. And it is called Falling Together, not Falling Under. (NT) -- Marg, 22:50:01 09/19/11 Mon
      • Yay. Thanks Marg! (NT) -- Rhiann, 00:15:02 09/20/11 Tue
• Thanks for the recommendation. After finishing The Wild Rose, I'm looking for a new trilogy. (NT) -- Keira, 17:21:07 09/19/11 Mon
• Hey Marg. I had a look at the new book and I think it is about different characters. No Cornelia & Teo for us! I'm sure it will still be good though. (NT) -- Rhiann, 20:14:48 09/25/11 Sun
  • I thought I had read something about it somewhere which indicated that it was connected. Not sure how though. Guess we will have to wait and see. (NT) -- Marg, 17:14:53 09/29/11 Thu

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• I tried, I really did, but couldn't get in to this one. I will still give the mini series a look though. (NT) -- SueP, 14:48:32 07/27/11 Wed
• After watching the series on HBO, I picked up the books and have been reading non-stop. I am currently a third of the way through the latest book, A Dance With Dragons. I don't usually read this type of "fantasy" and have to admit that although I enjoy the characterizations, I don't enjoy all the murders and violence. I will complete the series, but have no desire to ever re-read it again. (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:18:25 07/28/11 Thu
• I do haveto admit though that I really enjoyed the first season on HBO and love the magical element of the dire wolves. I enjoy the characters of Tyrion Lannister and John Snow. In the HBO series I loved Eddard Stark and Khal Drogo (yummy). (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:23:10 07/28/11 Thu
• I've been listening to the books on my iPhone. They are really good books, I'm enjoying them. They have been on my list of books to read for years (NT) -- Cherie, 06:47:28 07/28/11 Thu
• I'm 99% finished with Book 5...and yes, another main character I like has been stabbed...but I am holding out hope that he lives! :) (NT) -- CarolSR, 06:37:27 08/01/11 Mon
• I bought the first book on Kindle, looking forward to starting it. (NT) -- LadyGrace, 12:24:24 08/01/11 Mon
• I am just beginning book 5, A Dance with Dragons, I am so happy to see my favorite characters again. Book 4 was a little hard to get into but then I couldn't put it down. I love the characters and the fantasy of these books. It is not my usual kind of read but something about his writing has captured my attention with this series. (NT) -- LisaW, 13:00:11 08/06/11 Sat
• I've not seen the show but got the 1st book on sale at Borders. I'm worried about starting it. Lord of the Rings was a struggle to read for me & that was after seeing the movie. Will I like it if I haven't seen the show? (NT) (NT) -- SuzanneM, 17:59:33 09/15/11 Thu
  • I haven't seen the series and loved them all. Much easier to read then LOTR. (NT) -- Dee, 16:20:01 09/26/11 Mon

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• Me too. Tohr is one of my faves. (NT) -- HeatherLeigh, 09:11:21 08/31/11 Wed
  • I can't wait to read about Tohr. But what I'm anticipating more is Quinn & Blay's novella! (NT) -- LP, 09:37:03 09/02/11 Fri
• And Dark Lover is is being released (Oct 6?) in special edition hard back, there will be info on the BDB board beginning in Sept about how to get a signed copy. (NT) -- jayn, 09:21:42 08/31/11 Wed
• Thank your for the info! Have put 'Envy' on hold at the library. 'Lover Reborn' isnt showing up in their listings yet. Why do Quinn & Blay only get a novella?! I want a big love story for them both! (NT) -- SueP, 01:02:57 09/05/11 Mon
  • I don't think Loer Reborn is even available for pre-order yet, could be wrong. (NT) -- jayn, 08:49:50 09/05/11 Mon
    • I stand corrected, it is available but doesn't get released until March 2012. (NT) -- jayn, 08:51:33 09/05/11 Mon
  • I agree. Q & B deserve more than a novella. (NT) -- LP, 15:31:48 09/07/11 Wed
    • It depends on what exactly the novella is. We have a lot of Q & B just in the regular books. I do love them, would be fine with their own novel, but I don't think there is really a lot more to learn about them. I would love to see a HEA for them involving a 3-som with Layla, that way they could each get what they want, but I don't know if vamp society is ready for that (although I think the Brothers themselves would be fine with it). (NT) -- jayn, 16:43:43 09/07/11 Wed
• I'm a quarter of the way through Envy and think I will add Thomas DelVecchio Jr. to my lust list along with the Black Dagger Brothers, The Lords of the Underworld and The Dark Hunters. (NT) -- CarolSR, 21:07:09 09/08/11 Thu
  • Ya think? I am just past page 302 and my fingers are tingling. (NT) -- jayn, 15:18:07 09/09/11 Fri
• Finished Envy. I loved it! (NT) -- CarolSR, 15:10:39 09/12/11 Mon
  • Did you cry? (NT) -- jayn, 07:17:02 09/14/11 Wed
    • Yes! (NT) -- CarolSR, 14:52:28 09/15/11 Thu
• I am so happy to get suggestions for more reading. I finished "Echo" a few days ago and am going through withdrawals. (NT) -- Lady AngieR., 09:03:47 09/20/11 Tue

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• You can go to her website. There are lots of things there including message boards. The Fever series has also been optioned by Dreamworks so there could be a movie in the future KMM website click here (NT) -- Cherie (), 10:20:30 09/13/11 Tue
• The other place you can go is on FB, we have a page there with mostly LOlers, but also a few others, where we discuss all sorts of books. You can friend me, then I'll 'invite' you to join the group. We had a good discussion about Fever just recently, but we are always open for more. We also do the BDBs a lot, and others - it isn't to replace the recommendations here, but to discuss in more detail. The advantage over their fan pages is it's mostly people you already know - if we compare Barrons to Lord John, you'll understand! I am jayn vamplew on FB. (NT) -- jayn, 04:09:39 09/14/11 Wed
  • Hi Jayn - mind if I FB you too so I can hook into these discussion pages as well. (NT) -- AmandaW, 21:07:11 09/14/11 Wed
    • Of course - everyone is welcome. (NT) -- jayn, 02:57:00 09/15/11 Thu

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• I've read all of them and enjoyed them (NT) -- CarolSR, 16:19:09 09/13/11 Tue
• They are on my TBR list. (NT) -- jayn, 04:10:28 09/14/11 Wed