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Bonnie N

Bonnie N

I am 25, Married to A wonderful man, And we have an oh so Handsome Little Boy who Turned 1 yr on Dec 27th 2007. I love Reading, Mysterys, Horror's, suspense, Some romance, And Tear Jerkers.
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  • JC

    jc says

    Notice from your group: Dean Koontz

    The September group book we will be Reviewing/ Discussing is: “Odd Hours”

    posted 5 days ago. ( send a note )
  • diamondgirl

    diamondgirl says

    Chiiler Group July Author Voting in Progress:
    Feel free to visit the following link to vote on our July author. Voting ends Friday at noon CST. Thanks!

    http://www.stellarsurvey.com/s.aspx?u=bc4a3544-96f1-4c7b-8947-8af48fa57a1b

    posted 3 months ago. ( send a note )
  • J. Kaye

    j. kaye says

    More exciting news at the Suspense & Thrillers Group…as you might already know that Keith Katsikas, author of “2060: The Newton Prophecies” will be leading a discussion on his book. We don’t have a date set up yet, but will in a couple of weeks.

    In the meantime, Amanda Stevens, author of THE DOLLMAKER, has also agreed to lead the discussion for May’s Group Read, which is THE DOLLMAKER. I’m really excited as this is something new and might become a new trend with our group discussions. If you’ve already read the book, come join us. If not, see if you can grab a copy. There’s still time as the discussion won’t begin until the first week of May.

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • kairilily

    kairilily says

    Voting is up for the May group read in the Dean Koontz group. Please stop by and cast your vote before Sunday, April 20th.

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • kairilily

    kairilily says

    The April group read for The Dean Koontz Group will be "The Good Guy". I plan to start posting questions next weekend. I hope to see you there!

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tessandra

    tessandra says

    I completely do! I am only thru the second book and starting on third.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tessandra

    tessandra says

    I Love Twilight!!! I spent all day Sunday reading it and couldn't put it down. Good Call.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Christine C

    christine c says

    Just wanted to let you know, in case you get tired of the teeny-bopper discussion there's a site called twilightmoms.com. It's for over 25 wives/mothers. Only. No teens allowed.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Bobbie

    bobbie says

    Hi Bonnie! Most of the Wilbur Smith books on my shelf are historical novels based in South Africa. They follow two different families, the Courtneys and the Ballantynes pretty much from when the first Europeans arrived, through the slave trade, the Boer Wars, the Zulu wars, Apartheid up to modern times. I don't know if you are interested in this type of historical novel, but they are very exciting. The first Courtney novel is When the Lion Feeds and the first Ballantyne novel is Flight of the Falcon or you could start with one of his novels about pirates such as Birds of Prey. All are great books. Hope this helps you.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • CrazyBlonde

    crazyblonde says

    Ok, i'm having one of those days where nothing is regestering in my brain. I just realized that you received the email, so disreguard the last two notes I left you. Srry. lol.
    CB :-D
    P.S.- you were able to join the group...right?!?!?

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • CrazyBlonde

    crazyblonde says

    Ok, I have no idea what the heck is goin on, but do me a favor, remove me as a friend, and then request my friendship again. When I go to the invite friends section of the group your icon/name isn't appearing even though we are technically friends. So try removing me and then re adding me and we'll see if that works. somtimes this site glitches...it gets a tiny bit annoying. LoL
    CB :-D

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • CrazyBlonde

    crazyblonde says

    Um.....IDK, i'll try it again, tell me if it works or not, okay.
    CB :-D

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tessandra

    tessandra says

    I did get it but I haven't started it yet. My sister read it and loved it!

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Baby Queen

    baby queen says

    Hey there Bonnie =),
    Thanks a lot for welcoming me, I love Torey Hyden books, they just amaze me, how can little children have so much resilience in them and yes they are all true stories and conditions that she had to treat. The stories I won’t say sad but I would say an remarkable experiences, most of the times I don’t want the book to finish, and the part that I like the most is at the end of her books or on her website she keeps tracks of her characters and tells you what happens later in their lives. I started with Ghost girl so I totally recommend that you start with that too! =)

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Lisa J

    lisa j says

    Lucky is the true story Sebold being raped in college. It helped inspire Lovely Bones.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Lisa J

    lisa j says

    Thanks! I saw that The Lovely Bones is one of your favorites. Mine too! Did you read Lucky by her as well? I am finsihing it right now, and recommend it! She wrote it right before she wrote Lovely Bones.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • kairilily

    kairilily says

    The March group read for the Dean Koontz group will be "Watchers". Our April group read will be "The Good Guy". We hope you can join us!

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tessandra

    tessandra says

    CORY LEFT HIS CELL HERE AT WORK

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Lesley

    lesley says

    I like both Robert Crais and Harlan Coben alot. I met both of them at a book fair and they both have an excellant sense of humor! I have read most of Coben's Myron series and liked it, but I also love his stand alones. The Woods is my all time favorite. As for Robert Crais, most of his books are a series based around private dective Elvis Cole and his partner/sidekick Joe Pike who is slightly "off" which makes him a really good character IMHO. The Watchman is a Joe Pike novel (his first one), so you might want to start with one of the earlier Elvis Cole novels. Maybe LA Requiem and then work forward. The older novels are still good, but the newer ones are more action packed. Here is his web site for his list of books in order: http://www.robertcrais.com/novels.htm
    His stand alone novel are The Two Minute Rule, Hostage and Demolition Angel. I wasen't overly fond of Hostage. Hope this helps!

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Lesley

    lesley says

    Hi Bonnie,
    My first Shelfari friend! Thanks for the invitation. I see that are books in common are the Twilight Series and some Harlan Coben.
    By the way, your son is adorable!
    Lesley

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )


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