Liz (Bugetta)

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Samantha@ Bundles of Books 101 says

you can read Water For Elephants :)

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Marty H says

Yesi, that is Captain Jackie. She is about 97% Siamese. Found her in the tunnel in backyard train layout. Named her Captain Jack until we took her to the vet. LOL
She is a very good roommate..talks to me etc.

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Marty H says

Hi, Shelfari said that you follow my bookshelf. Welcome. I do follow you in Shelfari rooms.

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SouthWestZippy says

Great book you picked for me, thank you!

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Samantha@ Bundles of Books 101 says

It will be no problem getting the book but when do we have to finish it by??

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SouthWestZippy says

Hello I am from Paging All Bookworms! Reading Challenge, we have been partnered.
I have picked Nefertiti by Michelle Moran for you to read. Let me know if this is ok or if I need to pick another one for you.

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Tiffany James says

Liz ~ Julia was great and fun to talk to. And you're right, she was funny! I'm with you on mixing paranormal with historical - it's such a unique mix and it seems like historical authors find really different paranormal abilities and "conditions" to use in their books (like in The Trouble with Moonlight). I LOVE Amanda Quick, but I haven't read any of the Arcane books. Looks like more for my TBR pile. Thanks for the suggestion. :0)

Have a great weekend ~

Tiffany

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Jonetta (Ejaygirl) says

I just finished Lorraine Heath's Texas Trilogy and think you might really lime these stories. They are set in the mid- to late 1800s with great heroines and a family of brothers. The first is Texas Destiny.

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Tiffany James says

Oh and I love Lisa Kleypas too. My fave is Mine Till Midnight but I haven't read them all!

See ya' ~

Tiffany

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Tiffany James says

Liz ~ Yes, I am reading the Bridgerton books. I love them! I got to meet Julia once at a convention. She was so nice and down to earth, easy to talk to. It was fun! Right now I'm reading Romancing Mister Bridgerton. One of my favorites of Donna MacMeans is The Trouble with Moonlight. I haven't read The Seduction of a Duke but have that next on my list. Here's Donna's website: http://www.donnamacmeans.com/

Have a good night!

Tiffany

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Tiffany James says

Hi, Liz ~ Thanks for the follow! I love historical romance. I'm on a major Julia Quinn and Donna MacMeans kick right now!

Happy reading!

Tiffany

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Nighthawk says

LOL! Mutual Admiration Society: established.

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Jonetta (Ejaygirl) says

I see you finished Heaven, Texas and Aint She Sweet. Would you be willing to post reviews for them in SEP?

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Nighthawk says

Delighted and honored re: your following/friend request!

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Nighthawk says

Great! Probably won't get posted till at least 4:30 CST.

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Nighthawk says

LOL! I've forgotten to write a few books down myself over the years. I will be posting the May challenge tomorrow and you may really like it. Try to pop in sometime tomorrow afternoon-without giving anything away it will pay to be first.

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Nighthawk says

Hi! Welcome to the Paging All Bookworms! Reading Challenge. Looking forward to discussing books with you.

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Janon (Noni Fro) says

I'm about 1/2 done with After The Night - I'm really liking it but you can tell it was written in the early 90's so in some parts it's not very PC. The only issue I have with it is Noelle and Monica and how stupid and weak they are. I can't believe that Gray would go to all of that trouble to run Faith out of town because he doesn't want his mom to know that he's with her. And that Monica can't tell her mom about dating the sherriff. Also - I can't believe that with all of Gray's money that he hasn't looked for his dad or where he's been for the 12 years. I do like the chemistry between Gray and Faith. I've always liked books were the heroine comes from a poor family and turns it around and becomes successful.

On your shelf - I'm curious about the Suzanne Brockmann books. Is it a series? I've heard many good things about Brockmann but haven't read anything by her yet.

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Jonetta (Ejaygirl) says

We've got the book discussion for Breaking the Rules in progress in Troubleshooters & Tall, Dark and Dangerous. Join in when you can.

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Marie T says

Bugetta, my sister was visiting me in FL (we're both from MA) and flew home today. She's not a reader like I am, but wanted a book for the plane. She couldn't find one to"Morning Glory" and was enjoying it this morning before she left. That was such a great book - Ms. Spencer wrote so many good ones.

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