What are you reading, January 25?

[Maggie Robinson]

I have to read Laurie Halse Anderson's Wintergirls for my teen girls' book club this week. Gorgeous writing so far. Just finished Barbara Metzger's The Bargain Bride, which was wonderful and worthy. Dedicated to the late Edith Layton and refs to her throughout. Sweet. To follow it, I'm reading Edith Layton's last book, To Love a Wicked Lord.

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W/A Margaret Rowe, Berkley Heat: Tempting Eden,June 2010;Any Wicked Thing, March 2011

W/A Maggie Robinson, Kensington Brava: Mistress by Mistake, May 2010;Lords of Passion,December 2010

http://www.maggierobinson.net
http://www.margaretrowe.net

[IrishEyes]

Ran out yesterday and purchased Kate Moore's To Tempt a Saint, praying for a decent read after a lot of so-so reads lately. My prayers were answered! I can't put it down.

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Minds are like books: they function only when opened.

[mami092705]

Connie Mason's Highland Warrior. I've liked her other books, so I am hoping this one is just as good.

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Romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone
I'll be waiting, all there's left to do is run
You'll be the prince and I'll be the princess
It's a love story
Baby just say yes

~Taylor Swift- Love Story

[Kasey]

I am reading Wicked, Sinful Nights by Julia Latham. After that I plan on reading The Truth About Lord Stoneville by Sabrina Jeffries.

[serenissima]

I am re-starting Meredith Duran´s Bound by Your Touch. I began it a couple of months ago, but somehow lost my interest after three chapters. Now I am hooked!

Serenissima

[Janga]

[cindyw]

I'll be reading Song of the Road by Dorothy Garlock. I think it might be part of a series, so hopefully I'll love it, and I'll have a new series to enjoy.

[MonicaM]

I'll be starting Burn by Linda Howard tonight after work.

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"What planet are you from?"

"Moronia," Solin said outloud. "Every full moon they teleport the Morons to earth and let them loose. Consider this your first encounter."

"Shut up, Solin"
The Dream-Hunter, by Sherrilyn Kenyon

[mandacoll]

I started Sarah Mayberry's She's Got it Bad last night. It's an interesting reversal of the Bad Boy/Good Girl trope, with them starting out in the traditional BB/GG roles their teens, but then reversing into Bad Girl/Good Boy when they meet again in adulthood. And, as always, it's a rich, sexy read.

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"I'm a man," he said..."I can do one or the other. Lovemaking or thinking. But not both at the same time." Mr. Impossible

Manda Collins
http://www.mandacollins.com

[Franzeca]

Behind Closed Doors: At Home in Georgian England by Amanda Vickery.

She's also the author of The Gentleman's Daughter: Women's Lives in Georgian England.

It is totally beyond fabulous. I was just reading of one poor guy in Beverley, Yorkshire, who was rich and well-born enough, but he had to propose to EIGHT different women before he was finally accepted. Apparently, he wasn't quite hero material.

Franzeca

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[IrishEyes]

[Elyssa]

Good luck on your articles, Janga!!!

I am also reading To Tempt a Saint this week and looking forward to Larissa Ione's new para out tomorrow.

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Vauxhall Vixens

[alinutza4u]

Reading SEP's Fancy Pants. I get confused by all the characters, where dose she finde 'em all?! Geez, sometimes i forget where the sece stoped with the ehro and heroin.... Can't say it's a favorite of mine, and I am at the middle now...

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“Did I say something? What did I say? How am I supposed to keep track of what I said?”
He was losing patience. “Damn it, Nix, I know you could tell us where they are.”
Her eyes went wide as she breathed, “Are you psychic, too?”
Kresley Cole

[michelep]

I am finishing Lady Sophia's Lover and am going out to buy The Elusive Bride on my lunch.

[MonicaM]