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CAROL STORM is a Blushing Books author who specializes in erotic romance, Carol Storm's latest release, ISLAND CAPTIVE COLLECTION, premiered on June 12, 2020 and is on sale now at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Blushing Books! ...more

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Island Captive Collection

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Sin and Scandal

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House Arrest

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Burning Innocence (The Char...

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At His Command

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Crystal and Gold

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Love Beyond Time

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UNEXPECTED DREAMS Is A Little Of Everything!

UNEXPECTED DREAMS is really three stories in one -- Mayan god Itzapoca grants the wishes of three sexy backpackers!

Organized, in-control Alexandra gets to be a starship captain and match wits with a sexy alien hunk in TO SERVE A CHIEF.

Bad girl Brandy gets to be a sexy jewel thief who ends up going over the knee of a tough Marine turned millionaire in TO TAME A THIEF.

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“When Crystal May woke up the next morning, she felt like she'd died and gone to heaven. She rolled over on her back, her sleepy eyes blinking in the sunlight. The window curtains were frilly and feminine, softening the light and making her feel protected from the world outside. It was mighty late, but she didn't care. Just lying there in the warm, golden light made her feel so good. She was safe here. She could feel it right down to her bones.”
― Carol Storm, Crystal and Gold

“Feelings are never silly, dearest.”
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“The cure for a broken heart is simple, my lady. A hot bath and a good night's sleep.”
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“A rainy day is like a lovely gift -- you can sleep late and not feel guilty.”
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Rosie ♀️ Thanks Carol


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Carol Storm Mia wrote: "Hi Carol, Thank you for the friend request, and I look forward to reading most of your books."

Thanks Mia! My personal favorites are HOUSE ARREST and CRYSTAL & GOLD. But the one most popular with readers is probably BURNING INNOCENCE!


Rosie ♀️ Hi Carol, Thank you for the friend request, and I look forward to reading most of your books.


Willow Hi Carol, I'm so happy to see that your books are so successful. That's awesome! I've been reading some books from Blushing Books and I would love to read one one of yours. Which one is your favorite and I will get it. :D


Preeti ♥︎ Her Bookshelves Hi Carol thx for frenvite...happy reading! :)


message 30: by Stacey

Stacey Hey Carol, thanks for the friend invite. I read a lot of new and established authors. Lots of talent out there.

See you around :-) ♥


Francesca Thank you for the friend request, and thank you for the lovely comments about my review! It's always nice to hear when someone else agrees with your opinion. I look forward to discovering what other books we agree or disagree on!


Liz* Fashionably Late Thanks for the friendvite, Carol (:


message 27: by Sandra (last edited Mar 18, 2015 05:25AM)

Sandra Hi,
Thanks for the friend-invite! :)


Mary - Buried Under Romance Hi Lily, thanks for accepting my friend request. I hope to talk about books with you soon :)


Anastasia Hi Lily. Thanks for the book recommendation.
Here's mine for you:

to live on the wind by Nanette Rayman-Rivera to live on the wind


message 24: by Tracey

Tracey Thanks for the friend request! I wouldn't say I'm doing a comparison between Moby Dick (it's the Big Read, have you heard about it? Lots of fun), but it's a great idea...

Love your profile picture!


Anastasia Hi Lily.

Thank you for being my friend.


message 22: by Ceki

Ceki Hello, please stop sending me those trivia questions, thank you ^^


message 21: by Emma

Emma Hi Lily,

Thanks for the add - love the Barbara Taylor Bradford quotes. Am a big fan of the Emma Harte Series, I've lost count of the number of times I've read that series. Just working my way through it again so I can read the 7th book. I think the Ravenscar trilogy is going to be the next set I read. Are there any others you've really enjoyed?


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Trish Hi Lily,
Thanks for the recommendation of "Love for Lydia". I enjoy H E Bates, a author who sadly seems to have gone out of fashion. Quite hard to get hold of him in NZ, but whenever I see one of his novels in a second-hand shop I always grab it. Did so recently only to find it was one of the Larkin novels, which I have bound as a single and have read. They are a little out of his normal style, but still eminantly readable. Will certainly look out for "Love for Lydia". Thank you.
Trish


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Daniel Stafford Dear Lily:

You are active on this thing!


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Daniel Stafford Thank you for enjoying my review of The Last Picture Show. I appreciate it wholeheartedly.


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Audrey Thanks, Lily! :) I saw that you read (and loved) Miss Drayton's Downfall, too. Clearly, we are meant to be friends.


 Danielle The Book Huntress No problem, Lily. I love Lady Sophia's Lover. Great book. Oh, yes. Huge CS Lewis fan here. I think you know how much I love Kleypas already.


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Valerie Welcome aboard. I haven't done a thorough check of how much overlap we have in our books, but you'll likely receive updates.

I've just added a doctoral dissertation from St Andrews' College about Archbishop Stigand, who was court chaplain to Anglo-Saxon kings from Cnut (usually spelt 'Canute' in English) up until 1070. I'm finding it interesting, but I obviously need more background info, for I'm not getting some of the 'as everyone knows...' references.


Elizabeth (Liz) Lily - Thank you for the friend invite! Look forward to seeing you around GR:)


Harlequin Books Hello Lily, it is a pleasure to meet you.


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Carol Storm Lydia wrote: "Hi Lily,

I LOVE Wolves of Willoughby Chase too!"


Yes, it's one of those unique books -- not a children's book, not for grown ups, not a horror story, not a romance . . . it's like walking into an amazing dream!


message 11: by Denise

Denise Hi Lily, Thanks for the friendvite! Looking forward to your reviews!


message 10: by Lydia

Lydia Storm Hi Lily,

I LOVE Wolves of Willoughby Chase too!


Gelibeany Hi Lily Thanks for the invite and the book suggestion! =D


Carolyn F. Thanks for the friend invite Lily!


Juliana Thanks for the friend invite! Look forward to sharing book recs with one another and reading your reviews :-).


Carolyn Crane How can I pass up a goodread pals invite from the namesake of one of my fave characters ever? Hey, congrats on those releases!


Lisa Kay Lily, Thanks for the friend invite. I'll be checking out your quotes. (I ♥ quotes!) Looking forward to your comments and reviews.


message 4: by Nisha

Nisha Thanks for the friend-vite. So do you often do audiobooks? I'm kinda new to it, and I haven't done any HR. Which narrators do you like the best?


message 3: by Tara

Tara Thanks for the friend invite Lily :)


Jessica you are an Edith Wharton fan?
(your gr name)

cheers,
jessica


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Carol Storm Karla (Mossy Love Grotto) wrote: "I love your profile pic of Gail Patrick! She was awesome in My Man Godfrey. :D"

It's lovely to meet someone who recognizes me!


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