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Tag Archives: Recommended Reads
Recommended Reads: Books I read and enjoyed in November 2019 #amreading #RecommendedReads
It looks like I only finished reading four books this month. That’s true. However, in between reading these four, I’ve also been reading the 3000+page Once Upon a Christmas Wedding: a holiday romance collection. I’ve been reading it since the … Continue reading
Recommended Reads: What I read & enjoyed in October
In October, I read some absolutely amazing books and discovered an author new to me (Mary Balogh) who will be on my go-to list of favorite authors. I’d fallen behind on my Goodreads challenge to read 100 books this year, … Continue reading
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Tagged A.J. Finn, Ares, book reviews, Elsa Jade, Exposed Tana Stone, Intergalactic Dating Agency, K Cantrell, Maelstrom, Mary Balogh, Mermaids of Montana, Once Upon a Christmas Wedding, Recommended Reads, Regency Romance, Rozar, science fiction romance, Someone to Love, Sue Lyndon, Sue Mercury, The Incurable Matchmaker, The Woman in the Window, thriller novel, Vaxxlian
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Recommended Reads: What I read in September 2019
It seems like I buy five books for every one that I read, so books get buried in my Kindle. In September, I made a concerted effort to unearth some of those books and finally read them. I found a … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Lamott, Annie Nicholas, Bird by Bird, Blood Type, book reviews, books on writing, Chimera Secrets, Ed Hoornaert, Eve Langlais, Fifty Shades of Grey, Guarding the Mermaid, Intergalactic Dating Agency, K.A. Linde, Karos, Love Thy Galactic Enemy, Madam Love Actually, medical science fiction, monthly reads, prehistoric, Recommended Reads, Rich Amooi, romantic comedy, September 2019, Shay Savage, So You Think You Can Marry An Alien, Star-crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Susan Hayes, Tasha Black, time travel, Trace, Transcendence, vampire romance
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#RecommendedReads: What I read in August
August was a bumpy reading month. I started off not finishing three books before I hit a good one. I probably DNFed half a dozen books this month. And I read a contemporary military romance to which I can only … Continue reading
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Tagged alien invasion, Aliens and Ice Cream, All of Me, book reviews, dragon shifter, dragons, Dustwalker Tiffany Roberts, Fire in his Spirit, Fireblood Dragons, Lea Kirk, Michael James, NJ Walters, paranormal romance, Recommended Reads, Ruby Dixon, science fiction romance
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What I read in March…#recommended reads #PNR, #SFR, #Regency #nonfiction
Welcome to my monthly mini-reviews of the books I read during the month. As you can see, I updated my graphic to a hammock in the sun instead of a cozy spot in front of the fire, because it IS … Continue reading
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Tagged A Lady's Virtue, A.S. Fenichel, Alien Brute, alien romance, book marketing, book reviews, BookBub Ads Expert, David Gaughran, dragon shfiter, J.D. Monroe, Laurann Dohner, Lauren Esker, Metal Dragon, paranormal romance, Recommended Reads, Regency Romance, science fiction romance, Sue Mercury, The Gorison Traveler Incident, Wings of Stone
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What I read in January: seven books I recommend #SFR #PNR #Historical #amreading
Want to curl up with a good book? Here’s what I read and thoroughly enjoyed in January: What do you do when you’ve dedicated your military career and your life to fighting the enemy, and now a truce and alliance … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyond Tomorrow by P.L. Parker, Determined Prince by Michelle Pillow, dragon shifters, Fire in His Fury by Ruby Dixon, How to Train Your Baron by Diana Lloyd, Ice Bound by Tiffany Roberts, January Reads, Not his Dragon by Annie Nicholas, paranormal romance, Recommended Reads, Regency Romance, Riley's Journey, science fiction romance, Warleader by Susan Grant
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Looking for a good book? Recommended reads for November…
I could have said, looking for good BDSM books and one that is not BDSM? With one exception, all the books I read in October and am recommending for November are BDSM romances/erotica. I didn’t plan it that way. I’m … Continue reading
Recommended Reads for September
August was a month of amazing reads–which I’m now recommending to you for September. When books are really good, I read faster, and I read more books. I have to say, I was a tad surprised when I received my … Continue reading
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Tagged by Claire Colinsgrove, Cat Nip by Gem Sivad, erotic romance, erotic spanking stories, For Ben by Kate Richards, Given to the Savage by Natasha Knight, Pleasure Bay by Maddie Taylor and Melody Parks and, Recommended Reads, Taming Naia by Natasha Knight, The Best of 1950s Wife, The Coach's Discipline by Katherine Deane, The Marriage Agenda by Sarah Ballance, Unmasked by Allie Ritch, What to read after Fifty Shades of Grey
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Recommended Reads for July
Judging from how many books I read in June, you’d think I did nothing but read! But I also wrote quite a bit, averaging about 1,500 words per day on Warrior, book 3 of the Breeder sci-fi romance trilogy. But, … Continue reading
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Tagged A Spanking Good Time - At Her Mercy by Emma Lai, A Spanking Good Time- An Adventure Twice Told by Cassandra Carr, Bane of Her Desire by Kira Shayde, Exile to Unity by Tara Finnegan, Finding Their Bliss by Thianna D, HIs by Right, Leading the Way by Constance Masters, Lord of Thunder by Linda Mooney, Recommended Reads, Sarah's Tutorial by Emily Tilton, Taking Courage by SJ Maylee, The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarity
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Looking for a good book? Check out my Recommended Reads
There’s an A to Z blog challenge going on and though they’re not up to M yet, I will say while M stands for May, it does not stand for mediocrity. The books I read last month either ended up … Continue reading
