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Here you can share opinions about books you liked, loved or even despised. Here you can share your outlook about your favorite or least favorite author!
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Favorite authors: Amanda Stephan, C.S. Lewis, Robin McKinley, JRR tolkien, Ted Dekker, and Frank Perettii

Favorite books: The price of Trust, The lost books, The oath, Monster, Narnia, LOTR, etc, etc.

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I haven't read any of these books!!! Should add some in the conversation about June's reads! And participate in the writing contest!

Sorry, I don't write. well, I do, I just don't show the public! It's too scary! ;)

Don't be afraid it's just for fun!! And it's like a challenge: Your first step to being a published author!

Ok. I NERVOUS about writing because people might not like my stories. I'm not afraid. :)

Don't be nervous I'm sure no one is gna be harsh!! And I am gna like it I promise :D (baby steps)

I'm still crawling. :)

then baby crawls! hehe! Promise no one's gna be harsh! If you don't want to try it's fine, but some day you should! Just sayin'

THX! :)

Favourite authors: Trudi Canavan, Deanna Raybourn, Richmal Crompton, Michael Morpurgo, Georgette Heyer, Sarah Micklem,...

Favourite Books: Devil's Cub, Heart's Blood (J. Marillier), Shadows, The Book Thief, LOTR, Firethorn, Silent on the Moor, etc.

I really don't know any of the books!! I should read some of them!

A lot of them aren't very well known.

Devil's Cub is in written in the same style as Pride and Prejudice, old Regency romance. Very different plot though. I found it very romantic. :)

It depends a bit on what you like. Morpurgo writes relatively simple stories for children or young teens, whereas Micklem writes a very complicated story where the protagonist is basically a whore - but her prose is absolutely wonderful.

The VA series ofcourse!!! and every other books ive read lol, but nothin beats VA haha :)

I have read a book where one of the characters is a whore (not a whore but someone that sleeps around) in Les Liaisons Dangereuses i liked it

haha nice! whorez! lol!

hahaha!!!

LOL!

India Black is narrated by a lady in Victorian London who used to be a whore and is now the madam of a brothel. It was quite good fun, but it's written with a sort of dry, sarcastic humour. Stories about whore's adventures can be quite fun! :p

haha!! I agree with rea about whore stories being fun!

lol! Chris is totally addicted!

The Perfect Deceit

An intriguing and fascinating book on how countries vie against each other to be top dog on the world stage. Spies, double agents, love triangles -- it’s all in a day’s work for super spy Alexey! In today’s interconnected world, this book gives an interesting perspective on how much competition goes on behind the scenes with ambitions and stakes running high. Hearts are broken and for some power is gained.

Illuminating book on the espionage sphere. Lots of mind games involved. Great book with high drama which makes for a perfect summer read!

I like the synopsis!!! I added it as to-read!!

richelle mead, kelleya rmstrong, ellen schreiber, magnus nordin, l.j smith, pc & kristin cast.....

I only know two of your best authors: Mead and L.J smith! But Mead I am very fond of!!!