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Loved this audiobook; up until the cliffhanger! At least with the last book in this series, you knew more stories were to come. However, this time the main story was not concluded. Very frustrating. By the time the next story comes out, it will be in November and I will have forgotten how much I enjoy Zanthy and her time spinning.

Julia has a way of writing that doesn’t give away secrets easily. Rather you are parceled out juicy tidbits throughout the book, which makes you eager to listen longer and faster!

I think I just found my new favorite book by Laura Landon. I’m listening to Cast in Shadows now and I’m so enthralled! I didn’t want to stop listening and come into work this morning. I’ve got about 1 1/2 hours to go so I think I’m going for a long lunch to finish it. 😉

I really love Julia London’s Historical Romance and this one did not disappoint. The lead characters were strong and confident, yet they also had vulnerabilities that made them believable. I enjoyed this book so much, I listened to all 10+ hours in a little over a day, which is saying something considering I have a full time job where I work 10-12 hours at a time! I can’t wait for the next book in this incredible ser

The Lost Girls by Heather Young is an engaging tale that spans nearly 80 years involving one Minnesota family and their remote lake house. It is told from the perspective of two women, one from Lucy, who is reflecting on her life as a preteen back in 1935, who watched her older sister "grow up" and lost her 6-year-old sister that summer. The other perspective from Lucy's grandniece, Justine, who just inherited the la

This book is amazing! It's humorous historical romance at its finest. Reminds me of Sally Mackenzie and Sabrina Jeffries.

Every 4 years a spooky schoolmaster takes two young students for the School of Good and Evil. One is taught in the school of good to grow up to be heroines in fairy tales, and one is taught in the school of evil to learn magic and tricks to grow up to be villains in the same stories.

A futuristic Bonnie and Clyde.

I've laughed out out loud several times. Got to love a guy who wears glasses reading in bed.