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How long is this agony, knowing it's all going to go so very very wrong but not knowing when and you just keep reading and reading knowing, just knowing, but when, going to last?

I’m on a Sarina Bowen binge the past weeks, but I need to vent. I do wish US authors did a little bit of research before creating characters from other countries. I just read that a side character, a Finnish hockey player now playing in the US, supposedly doesn’t understand any English. Nothing!!
That’s just so very unlikely. In Finland 70% of the population speaks English (wikipedia).

This is amazing! Well written, tension over the roof. They’ve just been released from the hostage...now on to how they’ll figure it all out.

Struggeling.
It feels like a collection of adventures just for the sake of those adventures, especially now Thronos' confrontation with the bad guy just got swiped off the table, as if by magic.

I'm already procrastinating!
And I got my wish about Lothaire's mate. What a stroke of genius to disguise her with a mean goddess.

When is this long flashback, even if it's from another set of POV's going to end? I already know they're going to escape (all that was in the previous book), and I want to read about what's going to happen next!
This is the first time I'm considering skipping pages in this series. 😂

Loved it up to this point. A Ghost! What fun it was to read, but now there's a BIG BIG secret, yuck.

Yep, I'm binging.
The premises are basically the same, but somehow the stories are totally different and addictive.

The prologue is all about St.Vincent and Evie. It's delightful in itself, but this isn't their book and it feels to me as of they are already stealing the stage. I protest on principle.

Really sweet Christmas novella's that feel like a warm fire and hot chocolate and put a grin on my face.
And all that for only 1 dollar on Amazon

Alf. Yes!!

Superb.
This is a book like one of those movies where the hero and heroine are trapped in one house throughout the movie and all they can do to pass the time is talk. In this book both are so raw with hurt, and one has a big secret that is going to rip the other's heart out, what's left of it. And they talk. And talk. And during all this hurt and anger, they slowly discover the other, and themselves.

Loving this. But be warned. No hilariously funny scenes in this book. And no insta-lust (thank heaven). At almost 20% it's still all raw and dark. But sooo goooood!

This was free on Amazon a couple of days ago (today is november 1st 2016) and so far it's living up to the >4 average rating. Solid writing and interesting characters.

I want to read!!! This is great. But have a work appointment to go to. Damn.

Great!
At first I was apprehensive, fearing the wager would be turned into a big drama at the end. But I owe Ms. Balogh my apologies and compliments for turning this around very nicely.

Very good up to this point.

He was about to ask for more details when the scream of the emergency brakes filled the air and the train screeched to a halt. "Now what?"
There were three mounted men in the middle of the track. The brakes had been applied to keep the train from mowing them down.

And that latest sentence.. duh. I get it. Sadly, at page 22, this isn't even the first example of too much explanation.

For some reason I couldn't sleep last night. And as one does at 2 AM, I picked up my kindle from the bedside table and started the next book on my TBR. This book.
It's now time to go to work, I'm dressed, but don't have any appointments till this afternoon and... I'm only at 70%.
I love this book!!

Not sure yet how I feel about this one. Interesting premise, but slow going with scenes being repeated through inner monologues by the other POV. It's an oldie.

Delicious.
I'm grinning big time.
Because of the sweet, funny slow building story in this book, and because I have managed to refrain from going to buy chocolate. And that mostly because I suspect that everything I could have bought, wouldn't have been nearly as good as I imagine Sylvain's chocolate to be.

He saw her perfect teeth sink into the thumbnail-sized chocolate and knew exactly the way the shell yielded with a delicate resistance, the way the ganache inside melted on her tongue, the pleasure that ran through her body.

How am I going to manage to read this book and not run to the shop and buy chocolate? Please. Help me???

I'm liking this a lot.

Fun and quality writing. Just what I needed to distract me.

This is wonderful. I love the 'realnese' of this story. The little dog Daffodil is stealing my heart.

I was so looking forward to this, but I'm not feeling it. Will read on later.