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~*~Sarah~*~

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My name is Sarah and I'm 32 years old... I'm 'Mom' to my two fur-babies Goren & Logan (bonus points if you can guess where their names came from) LOL

When I was young my Aunt works (still does) for the Toronto Public Library and she used to get the old Harlequin books, they were tossing out. She'd bring them to the cottage to read in... more »
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  • Dead Until Dark
    • Rated 3 stars

    Sookie Stackhouse is a small-time cocktail waitress in small-town Louisiana. She' s quiet, keeps to herself, and doesn't get out much. Not because she's not pretty. She is. Its just that, well, Sookie has this sort of "disability". She can read minds. And that doesn't make her too dateable. And then along comes Bill. He's tall, dark, handsome -- and Sookie can't hear a word he's thinking. He's exactly the type of guy skids been waiting for all her life....

    But Bill has a disability of his own: His a vampire with a bad reputation. He hangs with a seriously creepy crowd, all suspected of--big surprise--murder. And when one of Sookie's coworkers is killed, she fears she's next...

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Saturday, October 9, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Her Last First Date
    • Rated 4 stars

    ‘Her Last First Date’ was not what I expected from reading the back of the book. I believed it was a simple story about an accidental pregnancy, but in reality it was so much more.

    When Crissy was seventeen she gave her baby up for adoption, never even having held him. Now, 12 years later she agrees to meet her son, Brandon. Brandon’s uncle Josh is the one who helps Crissy become part of her sons life, but in that time, they fall for each other.

    This was a wonderful story, with great character and I enjoyed it quite a bit.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Wednesday, September 29, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Claimed!
    • Rated 3 stars

    ‘Claimed’ is the last book in the Sons of Chance series by Vicki Lewis Thompson, and I really didn’t like it as much as the first two. The story was great, and I enjoyed ‘visiting’ with Gabe and Nick again, but I didn’t like Jack. Not that Jack wasn’t likeable, he was, but that was my problem.

    In the first two books Jack is made out to be an asshole, and then all of a sudden in this book, he has a total turnaround. I knew I was going to have a problem with this, having Jack redeem himself. I like the fact that he changed, but it just felt as if he changed too much, and it didn’t suit the person he was in the first two books.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Wednesday, September 15, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Ambushed!
    • Rated 4 stars

    ‘Ambushed’ is the second book in the Sons of Chance series, and I enjoyed it as much as the first.

    Gabe is the baby of the three brothers and falls for Morgan the day they meet at the 4th of July festivities in town. They knew each other in high school, then Morgan moved away and now she is back in town with her new real estate business.

    But oldest brother Jack believes that Morgan has an ulterior motive for going after Gabe, that she wants the family to sell the ranch. But the truth is just the opposite; Morgan loves the ranch and wants nothing more than for it to be kept in the family.

    But just before it looks like Gabe and Morgan may end up together, Morgan puts the breaks on everything, telling Gabe she is not the woman for him, because she doesn’t want children, but Gabe is able to convince her otherwise, with the help of Jack.

    My only issue with this book was actually nothing bad, I hate Jake even more than in the first book. And with his story coming next it will be interesting to see how the author can make me like him.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Thursday, September 9, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Wanted!
    • Rated 4 stars

    This book was the perfect mix of wonderful characters, a great story and sex.

    Dominique and Nick make a great couple right from the first time they meet. You can tell it isn’t just about the great sex, they also share a wonderfully sweet bond with each other. And who can’t love a cowboy. Nick is sweet and sexy as hell, and he just wants to figure out his place in the family when he finds out the truth of his birth. He hates secrets and when Dominique keeps a big one from him, Nick isn’t sure he can forgive her.

    My only issue with this series was that it reminded me quite a bout of the ‘Creeds’ series by Lynda Lael Miller, with the three brothers having three different mothers, but that’s probably only because I just finished that series not that long ago.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Sunday, September 5, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • All I Ever Wanted
    • Rated 5 stars

    I just love Kristan Higgins, she is such a fantastic author and this book was no exception. It had me laughing and at one point crying (which was a little embarrassing considering I was in the lunchroom at work).

    Callie has been in love with Mark since they were children and when Mark breaks her heart on her 30th birthday, she tries everything she can to win him back. But then she meets Ian, the new town vet whom it seems all the single women want to meet. At first Ian and Callie are not even really friendly, but as they get to know each other, the sparks begin to fly.

    I loved Callie and Ian, but I have to say that Noah (Callie’s grandpa) was probably my favourite character, and I cried so much at the end when he died. The book was wonderful and I’m eagerly awaiting the next one.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Wednesday, September 1, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Accidental Father
    • Rated 3 stars

    ‘Accidental Father’ was a story I wanted to like, but really had issues with it. Julianne is in Paris both for work and also to confront the father of her nephew. Her sister Marissa was killed in Afghanistan and left Liam in Julianne’s care. Julianne believes that Alex needs to own up to fatherhood and help in supporting Liam. What neither Julianne nor Alex knows is that Marissa lied to both of them. To Alex, she never told him she was pregnant, and to Julianne that Alex did know of the baby and abandoned them. After the misunderstandings get sorted out, things take a different turn. Alex works for a very important agency aiding people in war torn countries and has more than once feared for his life. Now, he fears for the life of his son.

    So he exudes his power and has Liam and Julianne brought to the small island of St. Michael, where his brother is the crown prince to keep him safe, and its then that Julianne and Alex need to work together to protect Liam.

    The story itself was quite good. Interesting and fun to read. But I found it short. There could have been so much more written and I felt like the author just rushed through it. The information about the orchestra and such was very informative and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I liked the characters, Julianne as the ‘mother hen’ only wanting to keep Liam safe and Alex was strong and sexy.

    My only other issue was the cover. Now this may seem silly but I am of the school of though that the cover should represent a scene from the book, and in this case, it didn’t at all. The characters in the book were actually complaining of the cold, yet on the cover they are frolicking on the beach?? Maybe I missed that scene or something but it just seemed too out of place for me.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Thursday, August 26, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • The Summer House
    • Rated 4 stars

    ‘The Summer House’ was a fun summer read containing two novellas; ‘Marrying Mandy’ by Susan Mallery and ‘Courting Cassandra’ by Teresa Southwick.

    In ‘Marrying Mandy’, ex-husband-and-wife Mandy and Rick agree to meet up for lunch after a forceful suggesting from Rick’s mother. The couple had married young, and divorced after less than a year. Now eight years later they meet and the sparks fly. But neither are sure they can make the relationship last this time.

    In ‘Courting Cassandra’, Cassie arrives to join her best friend Mandy at the beach house, but while there runs into her old childhood friend (and crush) Kyle. The two spend a wonderful two weeks together but when Cassie’s brother Dan finds out, all hell breaks loose.

    These stories were a fun read. I loved all the characters and the setting was perfect for a summer beach read.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Tuesday, August 24, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • The Ocean Between Us
    • Rated 5 stars

    Another wonderful book by Susan Wiggs.

    What can I say? This is probably the best book by her that I have read yet. It is wonderful story of family, love, hopes and dreams.

    Grace is a Navy wife, her husband Steve and their three teenage children have lived all over the world because of his career. But now things seem to be falling apart. A secret from the past comes back and the fragile hold that Grace and Steve have on their relationship begins to fall apart. Then Steve is deployed and a terrible accident occurs.

    This book had me on the edge of my seat. It begins with that accident, and then goes back to see what happened in the months leading up to it, so it isn’t till the very end that you find out the outcome. This book had me laughing and near the end, crying. I was rooting for Grace, Steve and their family throughout the whole book. It also gave me a special appreciation for those who have husbands or wives serving in the military. Wonderfully written.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Thursday, August 5, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
  • Beg for Mercy
    • Rated 4 stars

    I really enjoyed this novel, but was a little surprised that it wasn’t the paranormal book I thought it was. From the cover and the back description, I expected the book to be quite different than it was, but to me it read more like a Janet Evanovich ‘Stephanie Plum’ type sleuth mystery, with a little paranormal and a lot of romance tossed it.

    I loved the characters, Mercy was fantastic and Sukey was a doll. The story moved quickly and a lot of fun. The ‘super power’ that Mercy has, the press, is very creative on the authors’ part, it wasn’t like anything else I had read about. I will defiantly be looking for the next two books.

    ~*~Sarah~*~ wrote this review Monday, July 5, 2010. ( reply | permalink )
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