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Lady Sophia's Rescue (Traditional Regency Romance Novella)
The Temptation of Your Touch
Maid Marian
The Importance of Being Earnest
Wuthering Heights: Authoritative Text, Backgrounds, Criticism (Critical Editions)
Goodnight Tweetheart
Really fast read - sweet story - I really liked it - it was like "You've Got Mail"
Extraction (Kindle Single)
This short story is awesome! I was TERRIFIED! And it was only 35 pages long. These authors have a way of setting a scene so you feel that you are there. Plus I loved seeing Pendergast again. I recommend it highly.
Lord of Darkness
I've always liked Godric - I am glad he got his own book finally. He is such a sweet hero. And I'm glad Megs was patient and had a great sense of humor. A great read - highly recommended - as are all of Elizabeth Hoyt's novels. I buy everything she writes!
The Gamble
I really REALLY liked this book and HIGHLY recommend it. The heroine was funny and smart - although she had her problems that she needed to work on. The hero was awesome. The plot was very interesting and kept my attention. I didn't want to put it down and read it well into the middle of the night. Give this book a chance. It's a great escape.
The Story of My Life (Penguin Classics)
Let me say that if I could have dinner with ten people - regardless of the time period - I would DEFINITELY want Giacomo Casanova there! He had adventure after adventure. I loved the story! It was a really wild ride. And the thing I liked most about it was it was so fresh and exciting - not your average book from the 1700s! This guy knew how to get what he wanted out of life. I recommend it highly.
Maid for the Billionaire: Ruth Cardello (Legacy Collection)
This book was better than I thought it would be but I would classify it as a Beach Read - you don't get emotionally invested and the characters aren't that deep. But I liked the characters and the story went by swiftly. I was inspired to buy other books in the series.
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Chocolate Kisses (novella)
A really cute, quick read. It was perfect for Valentine's Day. The couple in the story have great chemistry.
Super Freakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance
These guys make economics FASCINATING! Lots of topics meander into each other. It's addictive reading!
The Highlander's Hope (Contemporary Highland Romance, #1)
This book was okay. It would be a great beach read - something you don't emotionally invest in. A quick read with a fast-moving plot. It kept my interest but things wrapped up too conveniently.
 - Cali MacKay)
The Duke Is Mine
A retelling of The Princess and the Pea. Loved it! A really nice story - I loved the heroine's sense of humor/intelligence and the hero had many sides. Both characters were well-rounded. Recommend it highly.
Love Letters of Great Men
Man, oh Man! They don't write letters like that any more! It was very touching to read the personal love letters of famous men throughout history. Seeing these intimate sides gave me a more, well-rounded view of their characters. It was weird to see them as just normal people with the same feelings of mortals, I guess. Bonaparte could terrorize Europe but at the same time was begging his wife to show him some affection. He wrote: I do not love thee any more; on the contrary, I detest thee. Thou art horrid, very awkward, very stupid, a very Cinderella. Thou dost not write me at all, thou dost not love thy husband; thou knowest the pleasure that thy letters afford him, and thou dost not write him six lines of even haphazard scribble...In truth, I am anxious, my good amie, at not receiving your news; write me quickly four pages, and say those amiable things which fill my heart with sentiment and pleasure. I hope before long to press you in my arms and shall shower you a million burning kisses as under the Equator. I loved the letter from Nathaniel Hawthorne who wrote to his wife because he was upset by a dream where she left him for another man and wrote: I only know that my heart suddenly broke loose, and I began to expostulate with thee in an infinite agony, in the midst of which I awoke. But the sense of unspeakable injury and outrage hung about me for a long time, and even yet it has not quite departed. I can identify with that.I loved the book and recommend it highly.
Lady Ann's Excellent Adventure (A Regency Short Story)
Such a sweet story. I wish it were a full-length book! The characters were so nice. It was a great, quick read. I recommend it highly.
 - Hern, Candice)
From Notting Hill with Love...Actually
Didn't like this book. I didn't like the main character. She was annoying with her constant movie references. Another annoying thing about this book was someone would make a comment or ask a question and it would prompt her to think about some long, rambling back story, then she would reply to the original comment - by then I had completely forgotten what they were originally talking about. The hero of the story wasn't really fleshed out either. He seemed to arc without explanation. I would skip this.
I Shouldn't Even Be Doing This: And Other Things That Strike Me as Funny
This was funny - loved the back story. I am a fan of his shows. I was hoping for more dirt but it was a nice, quick, funny read.
Hopeless
This book was okay but the hero of the story was a little unbelievable. His emotional intelligence was off the charts and he's supposed to be an eighteen year old boy. Other than that, it was a nice, quick read. There were a couple of twists that surprised me.
Horns: A Novel
Very glad I found this author. Great story with lots of twists. It was great throughout.
