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CollectionsYour library (1,292), Wishlist (12), Currently reading (2), To read (15), Read but unowned (103), Favorites (9), All collections (1,294)

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TagsHarlequin Historical (367), series (173), cover (146), 2009 (115), gift (112), 2008 (110), 999 (106), library book (92), kids (65), shelf 39 (62) — see all tags

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Groups100 Books Challenge for 2009, 1010 Category Challenge, 999 Challenge, Alternative Sexuality, ARC Junkies, Audiobooks, Barnes & Noble First Look readers, BookCrossers, Early Reviewers, Ebookshow all groups

Favorite authorsSarah Addison Allen, Catherine Coulter, Christine Feehan, Frewin Jones, Lisa Kleypas, Ruth Langan, Debbie Macomber, Stephenie Meyer, Margaret Moore, Nora Roberts, Maggie Shayne, Gena Showalter, Deborah Smith (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresGardner's Used Books & Comics

Favorite librariesTahlequah Public Library

About my libraryI have tons of books in my home, mostly fiction, romance and historical. I have yet to log them all in one place. I am working on it.
I am open to trades and to sending books out to people (US preferred). The majority of my books I do own, some are library books that I have just read and others are either on FrugalReader.com or on Bookcrossing.com (I am onyx95 on almost every site I am a part of) so some will be unavailable. All you gotta do is ask.

My goal for 2009 is 125.
I am a part of the:
999 Challenge which is complete now, so I have started a
999 Challenge - 2nd thread to be able to track the rest of the years books by category.
100 Book Challenge
and enjoy being a part of the
Romance - from historical to contemporary group

Already getting ready for 2010
My goal needs to go up, I am hoping for 150 books
with the challenge to read the first 100 by October 10 in:
2010 - 101010 Challenge




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Member sinceAug 26, 2007

Currently readingDevil Takes a Bride by Gaelen Foley
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (Random House Reader's Circle) by Mary Ann Shaffer

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The best ebooks publisher out there for this genre are MLR Press, Samhain Publishing, Loose Id, Dreamspinner Press, Torquere Books... You can easily find all the ebooks at 1 Romance Ebooks or All Romance Ebooks, they are both online booksellers that work fine. As for the authors, for a newbie, start with Laura Baumbach or J.L. Langley. They are for sure the more famous. Elisa
Thank You
I have enjoyed browsing your library and have started reading some new authors from your list.
Katie
I was surprised that it came from the library to me as fast as it did :-) The day I saw it was out in the bookstores I went and put a hold on it. I really liked this one. Razvan is a much different hero than most of them. I think you'll enjoy it!

Piers Anthony helped me get through high school although I haven't read a book by him in the last couple years. My son appropriated all my Xanth books to read when he got into high school as well which was kind of neat. I'm working my way through his autobiography now. His way of thinking is a bit startling to me, but it is interesting nonetheless.
heh- one can't help but ramble when it's such a great book to talk about! Glad you enjoyed the review! :D
I wanted to let you know that I mooched "Awakening" from the author based on your review. I looks so good, right up my alley! I can't wait to read it.
I read your review of "Dark Hunger" and can really identify with what you mean. I read the manga version of the "Avalon High" sequel by Meg Cabot and felt much the same way.

If you ever want to give manga another go I really find the Japanese artwork to be much more appealing than the American artwork I've seen so far. I'm not sure exactly what it is but the Japanese illustrations seem to be much softer in feel and aren't so overwhelming. It is also kind of an adventure reading it because the books are read in the opposite direction. If you ever want to give manga another shot and since I know we generally like the same kind of stuff I'd suggest the one I started with, "Her Majesty's Dog". It is a really fun, romantic, paranormal based one and may be one you can get through your library if you're interested.
I was just tooling around my library looking up people who share some of my favorites in their library. I saw that you had also reviewed "Can I Get There By Candlelight," but what really struck me was this: Yours is the only other profile I've come across with a picture of a kitty instead of a person. She's adorable. :-)

Shannon
Thanks for accepting a fellow ravelrier - I'm having fun finding others with a number of "books you share"
Onyx, hi: I thought I'd come over and return the visit :-)
I love HH too and I've been collecting them for years!! It took me a while to get started reading Paranormal - but once I did, I haven't looked back. It's kind of fun reading all genres of romance, though I have to say I think the Western is my most favourite. Thank goodness there are a lot of them in the HH line.
And being a cat lover - I love your picture too *g*.
Really cute kitty! :)
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