Romeo, Romeo by Robin Kaye

Romeo, Romeo by Robin Kaye is a lighthearted romance that takes you into the lives of two people determined to never get married, yet can't seem to stay away from each other. Ms. Kaye does a wonderful job of drawing you into the story without making you wish she would just get on with it.

The characters are believable and fun and I can't recommend this book enough for those of you (like me) who love a good romance *spoiler alert* with a happy ending. I love how independent the heroine is and how humbled the hero is by his feelings for her.

The dog (Dave), is another wonderful character and adds a good bit of humor to the story as well... I'm always a sucker for sweet animals.

Bottom line--buy this book! it is currently free for both Kindle and Nook. Happy Reading!!!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

What the Lady Wants by Jennifer Crusie for Kindle

Let me preface this review by admitting that Jennifer Crusie is one of my all-time favorite authors. What the Lady Wants is no exception, even though it is a much older work. It can be confusing when purchasing eBooks by established authors because the Kindle publishing date is not a true measure of when the book was released. At least in this case I hadn't already read the book!

The story is fun and moves quickly, with great romance and intrigue. It took me a while to realize there were no cell phones or other modern conveniences. I really enjoyed the hero and heroine alike, but found the "bet" a bit unbelievable **spoiler alert**... who would choose to live in squalor for a year for a $10,000 payout? But even this was a great sub-plot to the story since I love the Chick-Lit genre and most of the time the stories are a little far-fetched. But, that's why I like them--I live in reality, I don't necessarily want to read about it:).

I highly recommend this book (as I would anything and everything by Crusie). The price is a bit high for a fifteen year old novel, but so entertaining that it is worth the cost. Happy Reading!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Confessions of a Bombshell Bandit by Gemma Halliday

Confessions of a Bombshell Bandit by Gemma Halliday... Hmmm. I knew this was a short story when I downloaded it, but apparently "short story" means very, very short story in this case. I read the entire thing in about ten minutes. If I would have know the brief length upon purchase ($2.99) I would have taken a pass. $0.99 would have been a better price, although still a bit high--have I mentioned how very short it is?

As for the content, I really enjoyed where the plot was going, the characters were fun and the storyline entertaining. This would have been a great full-length book! There was so much more that could have been included and developed that I have to admit I felt a bit robbed when it ended.

The author has talent and I hope she'll either expand this into a real book or write another similar story. For now, my recommendation is to take a pass, not because the story is bad, because it is extremely brief.

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble by H.P. Mallory (A Paranormal Romance)

I am currently reading Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble by H.P. Mallory. Not only is this a great read, it is currently on $0.99 for Kindle! I love the first person narration (makes me feel like I'm the character) and the story is fun.

I'm a bit past the half-way point and am finding it hard to put the story down and get any work done! I definitely recommend and will post more when I'm finished... so excited that this is a series!!!

Enjoy!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Impetuous by Lori Foster

Impetuous by Lori Foster is a great, quick read for fans of Chick-Lit. Currently $0.86 for Kindle, it's a bargain for a heartwarming, romantic story.

Find yourself immersed in the life of Carlie McDaniels, a school teacher who hides behind frumpy clothing and a prickly demeanor to avoid male attention. But a chance encounter during a costume party finds Carlie's defenses coming down and sparks a romantic journey that has you rooting for the hero to save her from herself.

Happy Reading!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Lonestar Sanctuary by Colleen Coble

Lonestar Sanctuary by Colleen Coble was a touching and romantic mystery. This makes back-to-back reads that I have really enjoyed--Yea!!! Surprising me the most was the fact that I was wrong about the villain in the end... I can usually guess "who-done-it" midway through the book, but not this time.

Great writing, characters, and storyline make this a must read and is currently free for Kindle...download now!!! I will definitely be reading future titles by this author and can't wait to begin the next in the series.

Enjoy! ...and I would love to know what you think!!!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Once Bitten by Claire Willis

Once Bitten by Claire Willis was a fantastic read! I really enjoyed the writing and found myself rooting for a relationship between the elusive Eric Taylor and the very human Angie McCaffrey. It was hard to put this book down and I wanted more after reading the final page.

On Kindle the price is only $3.03 currently, a definite bargain!!! I really enjoyed the mystery of this story as well as the moral conflict the main character faces. Whether you enjoy the vampire genre or not, if you like my previous recommendations, you WILL enjoy this book.

Happy Reading!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Stuck in the Middle by Viginia Smith

I finished reading Stuck in the Middle by Virginia Smith over the weekend. For the price, currently free, it is a must read for romance lover's. The book does have a noticeable religious influence that got tiresome after a bit, but once again, for a freebie it is a good read.

I enjoy a bit more, ahem, adult action in my romance novels, but if you're looking for a cleaner romantic reading experience this is a good choice. The characters were well-developed and enjoyable--my favorite being the three-generational interaction between grandmother, mother, and daughter.

You will feel a bit preached at, but it is easy to skip those passages and still enjoy the storyline. As of today (12/6/10) the book is still available free for Kindle users, so there is nothing to lose by trying it out.

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I've read about half of this book so far and it is hard to put down! I'll write a full review as soon as I'm done, but so far, it is a five-star read! Much more my speed. (And here I thought I was over the vampire craze! Apparently, not!)

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Danger in the Shadows by Dee Henderson

Danger in the Shadows is a well-written read by author Dee Henderson. The story takes you through the internal struggle of a kidnapping victim who cannot get over the events of the past, living in fear that her captor will find her as an adult, and unable to imagine a future without constant worry. When she reluctantly becomes involved with a retired football player, whose fame is a deal-breaker for the reclusive Sara, she has to reevaluate her circumstances.

The story is fast-paced, with good character development and a g-rated love story thrown in as well. My biggest complaint is that there are a lot of biblical references thrown in. The book was definitely Christian/faith-based, though that was not disclosed in the description provided by the author/publisher. I understand that there are readers who are looking for faith-based stories--and this is a good one--but it should be brought to the readers attention from the beginning.

I still enjoyed the book, but found myself skipping the preachy parts. I would have liked to have known how her brother became wealthy, but if it was explained, it was mixed in with the bible verses and overlooked by me. All-in-all, a good story and a must read for those who enjoy a heavy dose of religion with their mystery/romance.

Happy reading!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Cross Fire by James Patterson

James Patterson (or his publisher) offered a free 30-chapter preview (Kindle) of his latest novel, Cross Fire. I finished reading the sample last night and have to say that I wanted to read on! The book was exciting, filled with tension, and a real page-turner...unfortunately, when I went to purchase the full novel I noticed the price!!! $14.99 for a digital book? I'll pass, thank you very much. I suppose there are faithful fans who will need to have his most recent thriller immediately, but I am not one of those readers. I love James Patterson, but fifteen bucks for something I'll read in a few hours? No thanks.

But the free preview did accomplish something...I will buy this book when the cost comes down (probably after the paperback has been out for a few months). The sticker-shock had me pondering what I'm willing to pay for books nowadays...and I have to admit that I'm stuck on the under $5 price-range. I am reading strictly on an ereader now and there are so many options out there that I really don't have to pay more.

What is your limit? Are there authors out there that you will pay whatever the asking price to have their latest book immediately? This inquiring author wants to know!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Crush by Alan Jacobson

I finished reading Crush, the second in Alan Jacobson's series featuring Karen Vail. An enjoyable read with plenty of research on the author's part to make the story believable. For the price (currently free for Kindle and Nook), it's a must-read. The plot flows well and you have to keep reading until the very end to figure out who the killer really is (sorta, kinda, maybe?).

I really enjoyed the wine-country setting!

Great action scenes and descriptions that paint a vivid image. Unfortunately, the ending is abrupt and leaves you hanging a bit too much for my taste. I understand the author is hooking us in for the next book and even enjoy a few loose ends to keep me guessing, but we're not talking about your average cliffhanger...the author leaves nearly every tangential storyline up in the air.

I wanted to scream when I realized there isn't even a preview of the next book at the end. If I like a book, guaranteed I'll buy the next one out by the same author. But... I believe every book should be able to stand alone and this one falls short in that department. Loved it up until the very end, but it's never good to leave a reader frustrated and I am. Crush has great reviews on Amazon and even several from well-known, best-selling authors...so what do I know? It's free for the time being, so see for yourself. Or better yet, wait until the next one comes out and read them both to avoid my frustration.

Summary: Great writing, plot & characters...unsatisfying ending--in this reader's opinion.

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

The Accidental Demon Slayer by Angie Fox

Finished Reading The Accidental Demon Slayer by Angie Fox and it was a kick-ass good time. Funny and irreverent with plenty of humor and action. The plot was fast-paced and the author spent just the right amount of time to make every scene enjoyable without leaving me wondering and at the same time not bogging me down with too many details.

I stumbled upon this book and am glad that I did! It was an enjoyable, easy read and I highly recommend it. One minor nit-pick is that the font didn't translate well to the digital version for Kindle and several times the sentences at the top of the page overlapped. I would hope the issue had been fixed by now, but try the sample chapters to make sure before you download.

Happy reading!

**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Grown Ups

I finally saw Grown Ups last night. Funny movie. Not as funny as I had hoped, but better in a way I hadn't expected. I don't want to give anything away, but the story had a lesson woven inside the humor that I really related to. Kudos to Adam Sandler for once again entertaining and delighting me.

I have to admit that there were several scenes where all I could do was shake my head and say, "That's just wrong..." and then proceed to laugh in spite of myself. My husband thought it was hysterical, so I'd have to say that a lot of the humor was "guy humor," but women will enjoy it too.

Overall, good movie. If you're in that 35-55 age range, it's a must see. Enjoy!

Not What She Seems by Victorine Lieske

Not What She Seems by Victorine Lieske pulled me in from the opening page and didn't let go. Great writing, fascinating characters, the pace was frantic and kept me guessing...loved it!

I believe this is the author's first published novel, but you would never guess that after reading it. There is exceptional talent in her writing. The only complaint I can come up with is it seemed a bit short. Hard to tell in ebook format and the paper copy says it is over 300 pages. But I read it in under a day with many interruptions and that it extremely fast for me. It could be that I was so absorbed that I read at a faster rate than normal. I would like to know the word count, though it doesn't really matter as the story was well-told at its current length.

Conclusion: If you enjoy suspense/thrillers geared toward a female audience (though not entirely), I recommend this book highly. You will not be disappointed. Happy Reading!

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**Disclaimer: I am not a professional literary reviewer. I do not know this author and I am not being paid or otherwise compensated for this review. The opinions stated here are mine alone.

Compromising Positions

I finished reading Compromising Positions this weekend and while I was slow to get wrapped up in the story, by the midway point, the pages flew. I really enjoyed the read and found the characters to be charming. Fun Chick-Lit and easy to recommend if you enjoy the genre. I won't be giving anything away by saying that the epilogue was fantastic and ended the story exactly how I wanted it to end.

I am excited to read more by this author!

Next up for me is Not What She Seems. I started reading last night and had a hard time putting it down. The suspense is addictive and the story is so well-written that it's hard to stop turning the pages!

Paranormal Activity 2 = Pure Torture

I saw Paranormal Activity 2 on Saturday night and it was exactly what I anticipated...a phenomenal waste of time and money. I had hoped that Entertainment Weekly's review rating of B+ meant I would at least be scared, but that was too much to hope for. At least the first movie had decent acting (or writing?), although this one did make me jump 2 more times (pathetic that I know the exact number). Not surprisingly, with so few horror films out, the movie hit #1 at the box office, but how did it manage to score decent reviews? I really wish I'd gone to see Jackass 3D instead.

I did jump exactly three times, but by that point (an hour into the film) any loud noise would have startled me after a numbing duration of time filled with ambient noise and security camera footage where the most dramatic thing was the filmmakers inability to be consistent with the props. (ie, curtain closed, open, closed and ducky here, there, turned a bit to the left). I don't think these inconsistencies were intentional but with so little going on in the film, I found myself looking for anything that might possibly entertain me.

**Spoiler Alert**

The most predictable and disturbing scene for me was when the "entity" attacked the dog. Any time an animal is injured in a film intentionally, it makes me want to hunt down the writers and break their legs. Unnecessary and uncool! The film would have gotten a thumbs down from me for that alone, but there were so many other things to dislike that it didn't need the extra boost to send it straight into my least enjoyed movies of all time pile.

Don't bother with this movie! I wish someone would have told me that and saved me the time and expense. I was more entertained by Lifetime Movie Network's Secret's in the Walls. I wouldn't even recommend renting Paranormal Activity 2 when it comes out on DVD...nope, not even from RedBox (even a $1 is too much to spend).

Do you really want to be scared? Read Stephen King's The Shining. Wonderfully frightening and worth every penny (even at $7.19 for the Kindle addition)!

What are you reading this weekend?

Ahhhh! The weekend is almost here and I, for one, can't wait!

How are you going to pass the time? Me? I'm reading Compromising Positions by Jenna Bayley-Burke. I am only a quarter of the way in, but am enjoying the story so far. I am hoping the sexual pace picks up a bit as I am an instant-gratification kind of girl, but it is well written and the characters are fun.


And don't you just love the cover? I do!

But back to reading...do you like a slow-build or instant "action"? I'd rather skip most of the foreplay and get right down to business, but I don't have much patience. If the "will they, won't they" back and forth goes on too long, I get bored and begin skimming. And what's the point in that? I have a feeling things are going to heat up pretty quickly in this flirty story, so my weekend will be spent enjoying Compromising Positions!

Divorced, Desperate and Dating by Christie Craig

Christie Craig's Divorced, Desperate and Dating is a fun, easy read. I enjoyed the humor, the down-to-earth characters and the bit of mystery involved in this story about a writer who becomes the victim of one of her own plots.

I downloaded this as a freebie and had the sense that it was still under construction, so I am sure the distracting formatting issues have been resolved. It is now on sale for $4.69, so I would recommend downloading the sample chapters first to make sure the annoying breaks in words (ie. pan ties, to night, I  'd and several others which appear frequently from the beginning and are quite distracting) have been fixed.

There is some good humor in this book, my favorite is what I'm referring to as the "condom countdown"...I can see someone doing this and it made the character more real in my brain. As a consumer who reads a lot of "chick-lit", I'm not sure I'd recommend this book at it's current cost. Luckily, it is available in ebook format and you can try before you buy...take a look and see if you agree with my comments. At a lower cost, I would recommend this for an easy weekend read.

The 24-Hour Bookstore!

I just discovered a miraculous invention...eBooks. Actually, I didn't just discover the books themselves or even how to buy them--I've been doing that for months. But for the first time tonight I finished a book and didn't have a backlog on my Kindle. What was a girl to do?

My mind was not in a place to work on the book I'm writing, I wasn't sleepy, there was nothing to watch on TV...ah, the internet.

After cruising the forums looking for recommendations, I spent a few bucks and am now the current owner of three new ebooks (I'll get reviews out as soon as I'm done). What a wonderful world we live in that at any time of the day or night I can cruise through a bookstore in my jammies. Hell, I could do it naked if I wanted and not get arrested (or propositioned). I didn't have to waste any gas or take a shower...fantastic!

So the next time you're bored, I highly recommend you try it out! Don't have a Kindle (or a Nook, iPad, etc.)? No problem there either! If you have a Smartphone or even a computer, you can download the Kindle app for free and be reading a great book in no time. And just so I don't get accused of being biased, all the ereaders have somewhere to do the same thing. Barnes & Noble, the iBookstore and Smashwords are just a few that I would recommend.

What are you waiting for?

A Dose of Reality

I started a new book last weekend and want to know what you think of the premise. Does it sound interesting? Is it something you'd want to read? I'm not quite far enough in to have fleshed out all the characters, but here is a brief synopsis:

Sophia Vespucci has lived a life most people only dream of. The pampered heiress to a pharmaceutical empire, her days are filled with shopping and her nights spent among the rich and beautiful. Everything seems perfect until she receives a phone call informing her that her brother has died. When her father asks her to step in, to continue her brother's research into an elusive mystery of the past that may hold the cure to disease, it is a challenge Sophia can't resist.

But what starts as an epic adventure turns violent as greed and lust collide. From an estate in the Hampton's to an untamed island in the Bermuda Triangle, Sophia searches for answers. But when life turns into a dangerous scavenger hunt, can a spoiled little rich girl find the courage to succeed on her own?

Mystery, Lust, Deceit: It all begins with A Dose of Reality.

Leave a comment and let me know what you think.

Are Free eBooks Worth the Price?

I know, it might seem like a silly question...what could the cost possibly be, right? But I have found that I need to be as discerning with my free ebook "purchases" as I would with any book I was going to pay money for. Even with slightly lower expectations, I found my desire to read waning after indiscriminately downloading a Kindle-full of freebies.

There are some gems, and it is a great way to amass a following if your book is good, but be sure to read the reviews the book has received before dedicating any of your precious free time to it. I have found that reviews are remarkably good indicators of how well I will enjoy any book, and especially freebies. (if a reviewer can't find anything good to say about a book that was free...it must be really bad!)

If you have the time to search, self-pubbed authors often release their books for free for a limited time and some of the established publishing houses also offer up free books occasionally. So, is the cost worth it? Of course!

Haunted Houses-The Nest-The Good, The Bad, and The Scary

Got my scare on at The Nest last night. Located on the grounds of Rawhide, one of the best attractions was the headless horseman galloping through the streets of the western town. I have to admit that I am usually VERY scared at haunted houses, but either I've outgrown the fear or it wasn't very scary this year. I felt a little ripped off by how sparse the actual "actors" were (after paying $25 buck for an hour of being frightened, I want people scaring me, not inanimate silicone). The haunted "house" is actually a 10,000 sqft. giant tent and there are several different theme rooms to travel through. The new 3-D attraction was incredibly cool and one of my faves (clowns are always scary, right?). The dark maze would have been great if we hadn't had to keep stopping and if the volume of the train horn going off hadn't left my ears bleeding (seriously, bring ear plugs for this portion, I'm pretty sure there was permanent damage done). The actual area that resembled a house was good, the mental hospital and autopsy suite even better. Getting chased out by leatherface was a treat not to be missed and made my BFF run screaming, abandoning her 6'4" husband in favor of a very large woman ahead of us (it didn't make sense to us either, but it sure was entertaining).

The Nest was voted scariest haunt in America by MSN, a claim that had us forking over the dough without question. The actors were great, lots of interaction and decent costumes. Definitely a must-see for teens (I wouldn't recommend bringing children, although there were some there). There was one area that actually elicited a scream from me...rickety bridge, surrounded by swamp...and overall it was a good time. My recommendation would be to go on a night less crowded (not Friday or Saturday) as the wait--I'm not talking about the line to get it, that wasn't so bad--was ridiculous to get from one area to the next and really took some of the "Scary" out of the experience.

I know it sounds like I didn't enjoy it very much, but I did. We had a great time and I thoroughly recommend The Nest to anyone who enjoys haunted houses.

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Happy Halloween!

Smash Cut by Sandra Brown

Smash Cut is another great novel of suspense from Sandra Brown. I haven't been disappointed by her yet and this was no exception. The story moves at a great pace and the main characters are likable and realistic. There is plenty of tension to keep you turning the pages.

My only complaint is that the antagonist was a bit flat and obvious, but I read so much it really takes a lot to truly surprise me anymore. If you like Sandra Brown, you'll enjoy this book as well and if you haven't tried her yet, Smash Cut will be a satisfying read.

The Kindle price is $8.99, which is high in my opinion. It is a dollar less than the paperback, but that is full retail and I have seen them for as low as $5.59 in stores. Until the price comes down, the paper version is the way to go, IMO.

$2.99!!! An Unexpected Obsession for NOOK!!!

It's official! An Unexpected Obsession is available for NOOK through Barnes & Noble (BN.Com)!

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An Unexpected Obsession Available at Barnes & Noble...

Well, almost. I received an email from B&N today letting me know their digital publishing system was up and running and ready for me to download my book for their NOOK customers. I immediately went through the process of setting up an account, uploading my cover and content, importing reviews, etc. (about a three-hour endeavor). I read the fine print, checked the box to confirm I agreed to their terms, hit send and...received an error message stating, "We are experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again later. We apologize for the inconvenience."

Okay. I waited a bit, re-entered the information that had magically disappeared during said technical difficulties, hit send...same message.

So...for all of you NOOK owners anxiously awaiting my eBook (hey, I read The Secret), you can still download An Unexpected Obsession using the links below, you just can't download it directly thru B&N...yet.

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Stuart Woods is one of my top-5 favorite authors...But,

I am always disappointed by the tone of his Author's Note at the back of his books. He goes into great detail telling his fan's NOT to send him certain types of email such as chain letters, prayers, anything with an attachment. I can certainly understand him not opening email of this sort, but is it necessary to chastise his reader's in such a derogatory manner?

I can only hope to someday have such a dilemma, but I would never intentionally alienate the people buying my books because certain types of email annoy me. The author's afterword certainly hasn't kept me away from the checkout register every time a new book of his comes out, but I always think about it.

What do you think? Do you even read the author's notes, acknowledgement's, etc.? Does it effect your purchasing decision?

Dan Brown's - The Lost Symbol

I finished Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol today and enjoyed it every bit as much as the previous novels featuring Robert Langdon as the main character. It is definitely a thrilling read and I really enjoy the alternative religious views expressed. The ending is unexpected and believable, shocking and exciting all wrapped up with a pretty bow and perfectly delivered.

A thoroughly enjoyable read!

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The Unsuspecting Heiress

I began working on my next novel this weekend and the pages are flying by! The title of this post is my working title for the book...not sure I love it, but the actual title always seems to present itself as the characters reveal themselves to me. Sophia Houston is my newest main character and she's already taken up residence in my every waking though...and some of my dreams. I'm only 5,000 words in, but I have a feeling this story is going to fly out of my imagination quicker than any before.

In the meantime, don't miss out on reading An Unexpected Obsession

Need Something to Read?

It's football season...I'm not really interested, but my husband loves to watch. So what do I do if I don't want to be a football widow? I settle on the couch next to him and read a good book. There are thousands of ebooks out there on Kindle and other e-readers for you to check out--you can even download Kindle to your Smartphone...if you haven't already, give it a try. It's actually a very comfortable reading experience!

I'm reading Compromising Positions at the moment (there was an article the other day questioning banning books that people felt were pornographic and Compromising Positions was mentioned...so, of course, I had to see what it was about!).

Curious? It's a contemporary romance with a lot of great sex in the mix...exactly what I love to read:). Chick-lit, not porn, but the controversy got me to download it and I'm enjoying the read so far.

I suppose if it can be considered pornography, or even erotica, my book could be as well. I'll let you judge for yourself...download a copy of An Unexpected Obsession and let me know what you think!

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Priceless by Nicole Richie...

I just finished reading Priceless, by Nicole Richie. I really enjoyed this book! Great story, fast pace, exciting celebrity inspired premise...a must read for the Chick-Lit genre lover!

If you've already read Priceless and agree with my assessment, you might also enjoy An Unexpected Obsession! Both are available on Amazon.com for quick and easy download...start reading in under a minute and have a relaxing, fun weekend!

Did you know that you can read Kindle books on your iPad, Android phone, computer and many other places by downloading the free Kindle apps? I've been reading on my Droid for awhile now and have found it to be a great experience! And, many digital books are less expensive than their paper counterparts. Try it out today!

Ah...Robert Pattinson

Why can't I get him out of my mind? Could it be the Google Alerts constantly reminding me of that fabulous hair and stunning jaw line? Could it be the life-sized cardboard cut-out I have of him in my family room? Is there an answer? And can I actually wait over a year for Breaking Dawn?

It is truly a dilema!

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Sex, Love, Betrayal: It all begins with An Unexpected Obsession.

At thirty-five, Ava Scott has settled nicely into her quiet life. Successful author, college professor, what does it matter if she doesn't get out much? Passion really is overrated, isn’t it? Everything in her life is running smoothly until Cameron walks into her classroom.

Twenty-five and the hottest movie star to hit the big screen in years, Cameron Sloane has it all; Looks, fame, women, money. So why does his life feel like just another role he’s playing? Can a chance encounter with a shy bookworm awaken his sleeping heart?

Can Cameron break down the carefully constructed walls Ava has built? Can Ava survive Cameron’s overwhelming fame and having her life exposed in the tabloids?
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Wicked Appetites

I haven't purchased Janet Evanovich's latest book, Wicked Appetites, yet. Has anyone read it? I love the Stephanie Plum books and am wondering if this is a departure from those or if I'll still laugh out loud.