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If anyone wants to take a look at AARs 2026 Top 100 poll, here is the link my shelf for the books. I believe this is the last one that will ever by posted by them. I wasn't surprised that Lisa Kleypas dominated the list with 12 entries.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...

Good heavens, her mother is completely horrid!!

RIP Patricia Potter, you will be missed. Your books will always be treasured.

The dangerousness of the men in the house practically leaps off the page

Gosh I have so many great reads!!! I don't know what to pick up first...something small I am thinking, after that big behemoth of that James Rollins book.

Gunnilde you REBEL!! Ram's Hord indeed! ;-)

My condolences to the family of Victoria Thompson. RIP. I enjoyed your series so much.

"Rather than housing gewgaws and gizzwickies, the shelves along one wall held books whose spines showed wear. " I can't wait to tell my husband what his office shelves are full of! :-) gizzwickies for the win!

Oh ART you sneaky snake of a BOT!!!

I just had to assure GRs that I wasn't a robot, while providing a quick review about a robot....oh the irony!!!!

"As he rolled over her, Dora clearly thought her move was to respond in kind, so they ended up rolling to and fro and grappling with each other in a haphazard fashion." It's comedic scenes like this that has had me giggling over this book. Them when Clem said that people came to see him box and Dora said , I bet many people want to see you get hit in the face, I know I would. I liked fell out of chair laughing.

So far this has been fun. I get the attraction, I love the satire.

I am loving the snarkiness between these two!

This has been so good! I just want to climb in bed and read, read, read!

"Rooms. Plural. Because of course a single room could never possibly contain his big, fat duke head." I just giggled at this.

You know when you have to stop reading for a minute and gather your emotions or you will start crying, that is where I am at with this book.

This is so good, I can't read it fast enough, but on the other hand, I have to take tiny breaks because the emotions going on are so huge. I gotchu Sun, I wanted to stab Wynn too! OMG, how many of them knew???

I had to give myself a little break from all the murder and mayhem. GB fits the bill perfectly.

Man that murder scene was hard to get through. Just an fyi, if you read the lastest CS Harris's St. Cyr this is the murders she depicts in her book and even gives a nod to De Quincey in her book. I just didn't know it at the time. Just beware in Morrell's De Quincey the scenes are a bit more gruesome, but the writing is compelling and vividly drawn.

I guess I was feeling particularly murdery with this currently reading book pile. :-O I have/had a lot of killing books in this iteration.

Okay the makeup scene had me rolling with laughter when it was explained where the "makeup" came from out of the kitchen.

I am so confused by all these characters...it has been way too long since I read this series.

Little Cuthbert is going to steal the story and my heart. I love that little guy.

This book is making me have all the feels! Tears is the closest right now, but in a good way. I had to stop reading and just breath for a minute.

"While she was in the hallway, I went outside and put a boot on her car. I wasn't going to take any chances." Huh...I haz questions. Might this be a case of falling for a pretty cover?