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Rising Tide: The Threat from the Sea Book 1 Forgotten Realms by Mel Odom

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The Lake by Richard Laymon

She Walks These Hills by Sharyn McCrumb

Bygones by LaVyrle Spencer

Carried Away by Jill Barnett

Splendour Falls by Susanna Kearsley

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Library949 books — see library

Reviews17 reviews — see reviews

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Tagsfiction (891), historical romance (254), Historical Romance (108), historical fiction (67), DIK (60), Thriller (50), Contemporary Romance (48), already read (44), mystery (41) — see all tags

Groups20-Something LibraryThingers, Animal Lovers, Canadian Bookworms, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, Go Review That Book!, Historical Fiction, Outlander: Gabaldon's series about Jamie and Claire, Reading Resolutions, Romance - from historical to contemporary, Secondhand/Used Bookshop/store Addictsshow all groups

Favorite authorsCatherine Anderson, Donna Andrews, Jill Barnett, Suzanne Brockmann, Marsha Canham, Megan Chance, Diana Gabaldon, Laurell K. Hamilton, J.K. Rowling, LaVyrle Spencer, J.R. Ward, Penelope Williamson (Shared favorites)

About me I'm a 24 year old female from Ontario, Canada. I was just married to my highschool sweetheart on September 29th and went on a fabulous honeymoon to Greece for two weeks. I know, I know no one really cares but seeing as romance is my favourite reading genre I wanted to brag about my own :).
I'm a huge animal lover and currently have two rabbits (as you can see) both are from a rescue organization and were abandoned Brodie is deaf and Abbie only has one eye, a ball python and as soon as we move into our new home we will be getting a dog. I'm currently living with my parents until our home is ready on a small hobby farm with 5 horses, 2 dogs, 7 cats and a pot bellied pig.
I went to graduated college as a biotecnology technician but am currently working as an administrator/receptionist for a condominium because quite frankly the money is better.

Ummmmm, thats all I can think of right now but I'm sure I'll be back to add more.

About my library I read almost all types of fiction but mostly romance and the odd non-fiction thrown in mostly about animals or natural disasters. Currently I have about 900 books in my collection about 300 of which I have read. I am a compulsive book buyer and never leave a bookstore with less than four books at a time. I'm what you would call a series junkie I looooooove series books (well written ones of course).

As it stands right now my favourite book of all time is Outlander by Diana Gabaldon it has been my favourite for the last 8 years and I can't see it being bumped anytime soon.

I'm also incredibly anal when it comes to my books. I don't crease spines, dog ear pages, write in them or anything else that may wreck the appearance. This is why I have a love hate relationship with used bookstores I love being able to buy so many books for so little but I hate that they are almost always in crummy condition (at least by my standards).

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Real nameDanielle

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Member sinceOct 25, 2007

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I read your review of "Sick as a Parrot" and was interested enough to try to figure out which was the first of the series and wish-list it. However, the series info for Grace Smith hasn't been entered into Common Knowledge here on LT. I also couldn't find a good list anywhere on the internet. I was wondering if you could find a list somewhere of the titles in order and let me know so that I can enter it to CK...or, you could do it if you want.
Thanks,
Emily
I've posted my review for Lady Be Good in the Wiki (#256). Maybe if you get a chance you could take a quick look to make sure I didn't mess anything up :). I think I did it properly though.

It's perfect, thank you. By the way, do you want "Blurb from Amazon" and "My Review" in bold?
Oh, I'm so glad. Your review of Sleep Tight had me in stitches and it definitely needs to be seen by a wider audience. Okay, fighting off the pink fairy, I'm off to add your many reviews. Thanks again.
Hi,Danielle. On Go Review That Book!, I've created a group Wiki page to keep track of the progress of the game and the reviews that have been generated. Some may find it easier to read the reviews by having them in one handy place. There's a discussion thread in the group and this is the first Wiki page if you are interested in having a look. To avoid any difficulties with copyright, I'm seeking your consent to add your reviews to the group Wiki page.
Hi Danielle - no problem about the recommendation: hope you enjoy the book! It's creepy and atmospheric, and in the same line another recently read book I'd recommend is The House of Lost Souls by FG Cottam. It lost a bit towards the end for me, but generally a good read and certainly some very eerie moments along the way!
Hey Danielle,
I ran into the same difficulty with Game of Kings that you're having, but I gave up...I'd really like to give it another shot though, and would love to hear if you have any luck getting through the first 100 pages!
Hi Danielle!

Congrats on the wedding! That's amazing!

And yes, thanks for joining 20-Something LibraryThingers...

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