White Night - Jim Butcher (Dresden 9) Academ's Fury - Jim Butcher (Codex Alera 2) Cursor's Fury - Jim Butcher (Codex Alera 3) Slightly Wicked - Mary Balogh (Bedwyn 4) Slightly Sinful - Mary Balogh (Bedwyn 5) Slightly Dangerous - Mary Balogh (Bedwyn 6) Simply Unforgettable - Mary Balogh (Simply 1)...
It is a cold and damp day, the sky is heavy and hanging too low over my head and the light is deminished and makes me want to crawl into bed with a mug of steaming hot chocolate and a couple of hot steaming romance novels. And this is how we come to the following which would be perfect for a day...
I've not written in a few days but I find that thoughts about this blog frequently come to mind and I've had a number of discussions about it. I'm thinking about it's purpose - what value can it provide to me and to others. I've also been engaging in random thougthts about how to make an effective...
OK so I finally joined a book challenge which was to read a much as I could in July. My goal was 7 books. I think I did well considering the whole wedding madness! Books read this month: 1) Frederica by Georgette Heyer 2) Nightwalker by Jocelynn Drake 3) I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd have to...
It's been a while since I posted - I'm not reading very much lately. Not doing well in the goal of 100 books for the year. Only 26 books this year! Half of the amount I had read at the same time last year. Sigh. In the past couple of weeks I've been slowly reading Georgette Heyer's novel Black...
What books are on your nightstand? OK. I confess. I have a Georgette Heyer addiction. On the bookcase and the floor next to my bed i have about 20 Georgette Heyer books. That's most of her Georgian & Regency romances. The book pictured, I re-read a few nights ago. I'm now back on "The Convenient...
Does anyone know how to add more than 12 images/books to a post at a time? Every time I hit next page my previous lot become unselected and I have to break it up into batches of 12 :S May already... time flies (sorta). Onto a new reading month! I killed last month's non reading streak by reading...
Frederica is my second Heyer read, the first one was Black Sheep which I reviewed here. I enjoyed Black Sheep so I was expecting a similar read, but surprisingly - I actually liked Frederica even more! Maybe it was because this novel was more funny in many aspects than Black Sheep was, so I was...
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