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Fruits Basket Collector's Edition, Vol. 1
Fruits Basket Collector's Edition, Vol. 1

Review:Okay. So.

Honestly?

I was never a fan of Manga.

And I keep wanting to prounounce it Mangma or Magma, but anyway...when my friend lent me this book one day, I just. Couldn't. Stop. Reading. It.

I was happy to know that there were more books in the series, but I wouldn't want to become too obsessed with the whole Manga issue.

After all, they're just animated characters. (;

My suggestion?

Read the whole series at a bookstore, so you won't have to was... Read more

Lily and the Octopus
Lily and the Octopus

Review:Bought this book since I, too, had lost my beloved dachshund and figured I would appreciate and sympathize what the author was writing about. There was too much symbolism for me. A straight cut story that was heartfelt and sincere without having to read between the lines would have been better. I understood what the author was doing but it was too strange for me. I still sympathize with him and his loss as any pet lover would. Read more

I'll Give You the Sun
I'll Give You the Sun

Review:Loved the flow of the story and the brother and sister's voices back and forth as the story unfolded. The use of art in their lives was essential to the plot and so colorful. I felt the ending of the book was rushed were as the beginning was slow moving. Although this is not necessarily a criticism. I find it hard to believe that Jude's character would toss Noah's CSA application away. Read more

The Choice
The Choice

Review:If you like menage stories, you'll love The Choice. Journey Walker had a good life as a physical therapist who got a lot of satisfaction caring for her down syndrome sister. She thought her life was complete until she met two glorious men. Grant and Nash were opposites, one dark and intense and the other fun and easy going. She was attracted to both and began a three week journey with them while her sister was out of town. No spoiler here, but she is drawn to both and has to make a decision... Read more

Flatland
Flatland

Review:I first read this book in High School many, many years ago. It was a treat to read it again as an adult. The humor, irony, social comment, wonderfully stilted Dickensian language and logic were mostly lost on that drifty teenager but really enjoyed this time around. Read more

Born of Shadows (The League)
Born of Shadows (The League)

Review:I am enjoy the fast pace of theses books. Wasn't sure what I was going to think when I started them but now I can't put them down. Has everything, action, adventure, romance, betrayal and moves quickly. Read more

Seize the Night (Dark-Hunter, Book 7)
Seize the Night (Dark-Hunter, Book 7)

Review:I LOVE the Dark Hunter series. Yes, this book was a little more breezy than the first ones. Yes, there did seem to be a little rush to the action and the romance. But, I think that Dev was worth the wait. I started reading this with a little trepidition. I wasn't entirely excited about a story for Dev, but after reading it I loved it. The humor is great. Dev really steps up in my estimation after this book. COuld I have done with a little more depth, sure. But it is still worth the read... Read more

Born of Silence (The League)
Born of Silence (The League)

Review:I loved this book! When I first heard that Darling is not gay for this book, I was curious to find out how Ms. Kenyon was going to make this happen. She did a splendid job. I was afraid I was going to be disappointed because I liked Darling as a gay man but oh my goodness, I loved him as a straight man. I don't think I've ever cried so much for a book - except maybe Acheron's story.

We also got to see characters from the other books and were introduced to new characters. I loved the ... Read more

Fantasy Lover (Dark-Hunter Novels Book 1)
Fantasy Lover (Dark-Hunter Novels Book 1)

Review:Genre: Paranormal Romance

Thoughts:

"Dirty Joke." Is the first thoughts that pop into my head after reading Fantasy Lover. Personally I love a dirty joke, especially a good one. Fantasy Lover is one good dirty joke.

I'm not saying that it didn't have some intense moments. Jillian is our man trapped in the book to be a "love slave," and Kenyon brings the harsh reality of that into light. Grace has been wounded before and no longer trusts men. She's a sex therapist who doesn't... Read more

Deadmen Walking: A Deadman's Cross Novel
Deadmen Walking: A Deadman's Cross Novel

Review:Truly enjoyed this book as it was action packed and a fast read. Combination of characters from her other series' and included backgrounds on the characters to explain what brought each one to this point in time. Looking forward to more in this series. Read more

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