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I have a horrible problem of saving books by authors I really love so I can look forward to reading them...but then they sit there and I don't read them. Right now, I have the most recent Jae, Rachel Spangler, Melissa Brayden, Emily O'Beirne, Gerri Hill, Georgia Beers, and Lynn Galli just waiting. I somehow can't bring myself to pick one and read. Help?

I wanted another enjoyable, easy to read lesbian love story novel to read this weekend, so I'm going with this one. Based on title and cover, I am ONCE AGAIN hoping for two ladies being trapped in a storm and having to use each other for body heat. Preferably while they hate each other. Fingers crossed.

Okay, yes, I do want to continue with this series. But what the hell kind of title is "The Woman Who Rides Like a Man?" Come on.

I know nothing about this book, but based on the title and the cover, I've got my fingers crossed that there are ladies snowed in who have to use each other for body warmth. Hooray for cliched, fluffy lesbian novels!

I did NOT know what this book was when I started reading it. It took only a few pages before I realized it was a Glee fanfic (Brittany and Santana) that had just changed the names. Just like with that relationship on the show, it doesn't work here because "Bridget" is written as not being able to intellectually understand the choices she's making. It's also poorly written. I gave up before the end of Chapter 1.

I'm still really struggling with this. I'm not sure how it's gotten so much praise? It's dragging so much, and I still really dislike both Megan and Rachel.

I'm having a hard time getting in to this because so far I've found both narrators highly unlikeable. Also, nothing has happened and this is supposed to be a mystery?

This book is horrendous. I wish I was in the habit of quitting books I didn't like. I'd stop reading immediately.

The author seems to be obsessed with boobs, and it's really bugging the hell out of me.

I'm less than 20 pages in and I think I hate the main character? So this is going well. I'll try to be open minded...

I like Katsa a lot. I am curious to see how this turns out because usually when I like a strong female character, she ends up still falling into stereotypic tropes.

I want to know what happens and I really, really don't want to know what happens. I don't know how to prepare myself for this book?