Robin Schone ~ The Lover

I know people love the books this author writes.
She sure writes with a passion, I can tell you that! Her syntax is good and she has no visible flaws in her text. She does not, like so many of the new authors, sound like a child trying to write. But...Oh and what a but that is!...her books sound so pretentious and cocky - it actually gets weird.

Laura Hunsaker ~ "Highland Destiny"

Rainbows and sunshine, with a speck of flowers and sparkly things in liiiiiiife..!!

What is that?

That is me singing of key.

Sure, sure, that’s not the point.The point is: I just re-read this book today!

Why?

Try to pick a correct answer!

Dinjolina re-read Highland Destiny (Magic of the Highlands, #1) by Laura Hunsaker even thou she has a gazillion new books on her TBR because:

a)      Laura threatened her bodily harm

b)      Dinjolina is a sucker for time travel

c)      This is the greatest debut novel of all time

 

Eileen Dreyer ~ "Never a Gentleman"

I have these friends you see…these online friends… and we are all incognito because we have a terrible secret. A terrible BIG secret that makes others point us out if we slip up.

But I will share it with you. Yes, I will. The time has come to come out of my closet…!

I…gasp…I…ehm. Wait. Give me a second. I will make it. Just a second.

Hm. Ehmmm. I…read cheating hero books.

There! I said it.

Now, now. Don’t get in a tizzy! I don’t like cheater books.

But I go to a library, or on a thread, see somebody talking about cheater books, raving, ranting…and I have to read it.

And rant and rave about it? No. Well, yes, but I primarily read it in order to find the holy grail of cheater books - a cheating that had a solid explanation and a  good reason to be forgiven.

Is it really necessary for me to say that I still haven’t found this mythical book?