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| From one generation to another of faithful servants. |
This month we celebrated the "always faithful":
- the USMC's 236th birthday;
- the 92nd anniversary of the ending of WWI, "on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month";
- historcial romance from Sharon Page, Elizabeth Hoyt, Cara Elliott, Emery Lee, Sharon Lathan, Ashley March, Persia Woolley, Amanda Scott, Margaret Mallory, Grace Burrowes, and Sabrina Jeffries;
- contemporary romance from Robyn Carr, Lilli Feisty, Joanne Kennedy, Lucy Monroe, Christina James, Gina Robinson, and Marilyn Brandt;
- fantasy romance from Rachel Rossano, Judi Fennell, and M.L.N. Hanover;
- we won the Lottery with Patricia Wood;
- we're glad Bill Cosby was born;
- we dreamed of Navy Seals.
And the month is not quite done - tomorrow is a double header with Anita Clenney and Nancy Gideon on St. Andrew's Day. It always comes back to Scotland!
Mahalo,
Kim in Hawaii
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I read Julianne MAcLean's Seduced by the Highlander. I love the way she told that story.
ReplyDeleteI discovered several new authors this month, but I especially loved Seaborne by Katherine Irons
ReplyDeleteGoing between extremes, I read the laugh-out-loud Weeds That String The Hangman's Bag and the tragic Sarah's Key.
ReplyDeleteLove to win a 2012 Hawaiian Calendar ;)
ReplyDeleteso many book i enjoy reading, i love HR, YA, Paranormal & Contemporary Romance
from HR genre : the school for bride by cheryl ann smith
from YA : iron knight by julie kagawa (i'm still reading)
from Paranormal : jeaniene frost and gena sholwater are the best ;) but i h'd put darynda jones - first grave to the rigth on my list to read
from contemporary romance : no book to be read this month but i'd put lavyler spencer book to my list to read
My favorite read for the month of November was the new Kat Martin book Against The Storm.
ReplyDeleteI must say it wasn't new releases that caught my attention, but The Princes Trilogy from Elizabeth Hoyt. I have been reading her Maiden Lane series and decided to look into her other works. WOW! This lady can write.
ReplyDeleteThis past month--my favorite read? God's story Your Story by Max Lucado! Fantastic! I loved it, and it touched my heart!!
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My sister in law let me borrow her Twilight series of books and I read those.
ReplyDeleteMy fav for this month hands down was Seal of My Dreams. Awesome anthology of my fav authors, and best part, all proceeds donated to help the Veterans!
ReplyDeleteWhat books did I enjoy this month?
ReplyDeleteLet's see.....Death magic by Eileen Wilks, Head Over Heels by Jill Shalvis, Nightshine by Lynn Viehl, and an anthology titled Tied with a Bow.
*grin* Oh, and an e-arc of Jennifer Estep's new story in the Mythos Academy series!
I took 2 books with me both by Jude Deveraux scent of Jasmine & Scarlet Night I did not think I would have much time to read but sitting at my mothers bedside at the hospital & hospice I read quite a bit, I was given the book Remembering Christmas by Dan Walsh was told a must read I was surprised at how quickly I read it 2 day It is a wonderful story if you find it pick it up.
ReplyDeleteI left it at the Hospice so others can read it.
Have a good one Ann/alba
Looking forward to the double-header because I really like books by both authors!
ReplyDeleteAs for the book I enjoyed most that I read this month, it would be The Bite Before Christmas by Jeaniene Frost & Lynsay Sands.
I read Susan Crandall's "Sleep No More" which was really good. It was fast paced and a great romantic suspense. I also read the nonfiction book, "The Daily Coyote." It was great too. My school semester is coming to an end and I'll have a break from school reading, so I have a nice TBR pile just waiting for me. :)
ReplyDeleteI recently read The Help by Kathryn Stockett, The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison, The Girl with the Dragon Tatto by Stieg Larsson and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Foer - not my usual romances but the books were all lent to me.
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I enjoyed a few historicals especially Jenna Petersen's What the Duke Desires and Rosemary Rogers' Bride for a Night.
ReplyDeleteAmong my favorites of November were Once Upon a Winter’s Eve (Tessa Dare novella,) Scandalous Desires (Elizabeth Hoyt,) The Abandoned (Amanda Stevens novella,) In Bed with a Highlander (Maya Banks,) A Dark and Lonely Place (Edna Buchanan) and a reread of The Duke and I (Julia Quinn.)
ReplyDeleteTall, Dark and Cowboy by Joanne Kennedy
ReplyDeleteI finally got around to reading Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase and met a very dashing hero! Well, he'd proably grimace at hearing himself describled as a hero ;)
ReplyDeleteI read Luck of the Draw by Karen Erickson, Slave by Sherri Hayes, Saint's Gate by Carla Neggers, Chasing Fire by Nora Roberts, Split Second by Catherine Coulter, The Next Always by Nora Roberts, Seal of My Dreams, and Treachery in Death by JD Robb. It was a good month.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the Sirantha Jax books by Ann Aguirre,
ReplyDeleteDelicious Danger by Desiree Holt, Ghost Ship by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller and Oracle's Moon by Thea Harrison!
Oh...and how could I forget? Mastiff by Tamora Pierce! (the third in her Beka Cooper trilogy). Great surprises and nice end to the series.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed The Rose Garden by Susanna Kearsley. I am not a fan of time travel stories but she is such a great writer it really came alive for me.
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