Category: Book Talk
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Quick Review: The Vanishing by Jayne Ann Krentz
The Vanishing by Jayne Ann Krentz came out in January 2020 and I finally got to it yesterday. I finished reading it this morning.
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Another Burning Cove Novel: Tightrope by Amanda Quick
Amanda Quick’s Tightrope is another historical romantic suspense set in the early 1930s in Burning Cove.
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Amanda Quick’s latest
I went on a bit of reading binge recently and caught up with Amanda Quick’s latest books.
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Quick Review: Fanning the Flames by Victoria Dahl
This book was a good find for me. I happen to love shorter novels and novellas, and Fanning the Flames is a first in series novella. From what I can tell, it’s also part of a bigger series, so really it’s a prequel for a series within a series. Series: Girls’ Night Out book 0…
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Quick Review: The Martian
The Martian by Andy Weir is one of those books that you embarrass yourself talking about with everyone you meet because it’s just so good you can’t not talk about it. That’s what happened to me, anyway. Maybe you have more self-control. I wasn’t even finished with the book before I called my mother, who…
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Revisiting Old Favorites: Amanda Quick’s Mischief, Affair, and Deception
I have a weakness for Amanda Quick’s historical romance novels, especially those from before her paranormal phase. Ravished, Mistress, Mischief, Deception, Affair … these are five of my favorites and I had a chance to read Mischief, Affair, and Deception for the umpteenth this past week or so and I had a great time doing it. I have a difficult time sometimes putting into…
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Quick Review: A Talent for War
A quick review of A Talent for War.
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Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakely-Cartwright
Although a lot of people have complained about the ending of his book, I can’t agree with any of them! This book is one of my favorites.
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After Daybreak by J.A. London
After Daybreak is the perfect ending to the Darkness Before Dawn trilogy by J. A. London.
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Blood-Kissed Sky by J.A. London
This book, the sequel to Darkness Before Dawn, is amazing. It definitely exceeded my expectations. J.A. London went above and beyond with this book. In my opinion, the second book is usually not even close to being as good as the first, but this book is just as good as the first, if not better.…