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Don't be shy. If there is a way to make this group better, please feel free to make suggestions. This group is for all the fans of Lisa Kleypas. That means you!
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coffee every morning. I take cream and sugar in mine. lolYou are doing a great job and can't really think of anything except maybe more polls and maybe a challenge for members to find the right man for our heroes (pics of models that you think look like our fave heroes)
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Certifiable St. Vinnie's Ninny
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LOL! Great ideas. I'm working on polls, but feel free to start one if one comes to mind! Thanks, Pamela.
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Uh, yeah! That would work. Man, I have this urge to pick up that salad and start eating. I don't think I've ever wanted a salad so bad in my life. LMAO!
Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Uh, yeah! That would work. Man, I have this urge to pick up that salad and start eating. I don't think I've ever wanted a salad so bad in my life. LMAO!"ROFL!!!!!!! Too Funny. Can I start an Eye Candy Thread?
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Certifiable St. Vinnie's Ninny
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See if you can do something about her finishing her books quicker. Sorta like Nora Roberts. I swear that woman is a speed demon. How does she manage to write so quickly??? I'm not a fan of hers but I am a fan of how quickly those books come out. So whisper in Lisa's ear Danielle!
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I wish. I haven't worked up the nerve to contact her personally. If I ever do, I wil pass that along. I wonder how some writers write so fast, and others, just don't. LOL.
Ok, I think we need a CRAVING CRAVEN thread in the Heros section! Derek Draven IS one of the best afterall!
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You're not a ditz at all, Heidi. I am going to add that to the title. We have a lot of threads so they can get lost. I'm going to post some navigation tips.
How'bout a section for other authors you(we) like? Not as well as LK of course, but those that are definatley worth reading. you know, like a Similiar Authors to LK or something like that. And PLEASE forgive me if it already here and I just don't know it...LOL
Ok, I just finished Secrets of a Summer Night for the 2nd time and Simon has some great quotes....(so did Lillian)..
So, how'bout a section to post favorite quotes or lines from LK's characters?
So, how'bout a section to post favorite quotes or lines from LK's characters?
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Hey danielle....we have a section on Book Storage to share where we keep our books....how'bout a place to share pictures of where we read...like a favorite chair etc? Just an idea I thought I'd thro at ya early this AM.
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So I'm reading all these historical novels and notice there are quite a few words & terms that are uncommon like fortnight, blue stocking, bird of paradise(harlot), etc. Does anyone think a thread that is like a historical dictionary would interest anyone? Also, does anyone know what Sandlewood smells like? I hear it so often to describe the scent of a man in these books and have no idea what it smells like.
Lisarenee wrote: "So I'm reading all these historical novels and notice there are quite a few words & terms that are uncommon like fortnight, blue stocking, bird of paradise(harlot), etc. Does anyone think a thread ..."Actually there is a thread for dictionary in The Folder For Higher Education :)
We use fortnight all the time! ^_^ And I do know what sandalwood smells like. I have a sandalwood fan with an oriental painting on it. Hmm...it's hard to describe what it smells like, Lisa. I really like the scent. Can you not get stuff made of sandalwood over there?
Thanks Pamela. I did a search of the group for dictionary and didn't find anything. Maybe I misspelled it?
Lisarenee, here's the link. http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/2...Post your question there and someone will either know the answer or look it up for you. If YOU find the answer, please post it there :) I'll post the answer to fortnight there.
Lisarenee wrote: "So I'm reading all these historical novels and notice there are quite a few words & terms that are uncommon like fortnight, blue stocking, bird of paradise(harlot), etc. Does anyone think a thread ..."I agree with Lady Jayne, sandalwood is kind of hard to describe, maybe sort of a woodsy, musky scent. It's not really like anything else I've smelled before.
Julie (Mom2lnb) wrote: "maybe sort of a woodsy, musky scent"I agree. And it is a smell that is hard to describe!
It's a strong odor, not much to my liking unfortunately. But maybe it comes in various levels of potency...maybe what I had was just too much. You know...I don't care what Gage decided to wear, if it was sandalwood, I wouldn't pause to chastise him as i tore his clothes off.
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Lady Jayne wrote: "We use fortnight all the time! ^_^ And I do know what sandalwood smells like. I have a sandalwood fan with an oriental painting on it. Hmm...it's hard to describe what it smells like, Lisa. I reall..."I think they tend to have it in the stores like Pier One Imports.
I think Yankee Candle has a sandalwood scented candle.
Bekah wrote: "It's a strong odor, not much to my liking unfortunately. But maybe it comes in various levels of potency...maybe what I had was just too much. You know...I don't care what Gage decided to wear..."
Hmm, yes, some can be very potent and overpowering. I like the more subtle ones. The decorative fan I have is very subtle and I just love smelling it.
And why am I not surprised to see Gage's name on Bekah's fingertips? ^_^
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Certifiable St. Vinnie's Ninny
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Hahaha. I can't help it. I just got done with SD this week and now I'm reading Kylemore's crazy obsession, I felt like there was still room for me to go farther in mine.Thank god he's not real, or i'd find some deserted backwards hunting lodge to demand his services!
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Kylemore is the mentally unstable but completely compelling hero of
by Anna Campbell. He's my Gage, if I was Bekah. LOL!
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Certifiable St. Vinnie's Ninny
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You're welcome, Jayne. Then you can hopefully join the Crazy for Kylemore Club and not the Why Do These Ninnies Love Kylemore So Much Club. :)
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I'm still in the beginning, where he supposedly feels remorse for being an ass, but not enough to stop treating her like crap. However, I have read
so I do know he gets over himself eventually.
I just read about Kylemore today! *sigh* Claiming of the Courtesan. Definitely a worth while Kleypas substitute. I didn't think he was mentally unstable, he just had issues with things from his past. Yes, he does start out being a jerk, but later mellows out. By the time I got to the end I kind of forgot about how awful he was. Thanks gals for helping with the Sandalwood. I'll have to check out Yankee Candle and see if I can find a Sandalwood candle in their collection. Would be nice to know what this scent smells like.
Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "You're welcome, Jayne. Then you can hopefully join the Crazy for Kylemore Club and not the Why Do These Ninnies Love Kylemore So Much Club. :)"I guess I'm somewhere in between. I liked it but I wasn't overly wowed. But I have my obsessions too... they are secret and I cannot reveal them... (sighing as I think my my obsessions)
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Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Okay, now we want to know, Pamela!"lol No, I won't tell! torture won't work!
ok, I have an obsession on a few fellers... Brodick from Ransom, several of Lisa Kleypas' heroes (Sebastion, Ross, Harry, Marcus, Derek...), All of Lisa Marie Rice's Midnight heroes, Wolf MacKenzie of Mackenzie's Mountain, Duke of Hawkscliffe from The Duke, Race from Cherish....
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Certifiable St. Vinnie's Ninny
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Hi everyone!! I've been getting into Kleypas writing more and more and Danielle suggested I join this group. I've been looking around through the threads, and the one thing I can suggest is that in the series discussions, the threads are listed by the name of the series. Which is fine, but in the threads themselves it's hard to locate the names of the books that make up that series. Maybe list the titles of the books in the first thread with the cover art. All the discussions open with a question, but someone like me who doesn't really know which books belong to which series or family, I don't know what to read first, or which books people are talking about.
Just a suggestion!
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Tempt the Devil (other topics)Claiming the Courtesan (other topics)


