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Public Group active 3 months agoUse this group to talk about all Contemporary books.
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Erik joined the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room 3 months ago · View
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Reggie posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 8 months, 1 week ago · View
I read FAIR GAME the other day. It is was a good FBI suspence read. Something to occupy me will I wait for Ty and Zane. If you haven’t read it yet I recommend it!! Josh L is always good.
Has anyone read Ben Monopoli’s (Cranberry Hush) new book yet?
Haven’t read it yet, but Cranberry Hush is getting very good reviews. Countdown to Divide & Conquer, under 30 days now!!
Madeleine put up a new excerpt on her web site!! I haven’t read it… I’m going to save myself for the real thing! LOL
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Jaime posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 9 months, 4 weeks ago · View
Ethan Stone’s newest book Blood and Tears was FANTASTIC….I highly recommend it.
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Denni posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 10 months ago · View
Anyone read Between Sinners and Saints, the new release by Marie Sexton? I loved it! She managed to work in disapproving family and religion without getting all preachy and negative. Nicely done and a great story.
I agree with you Denni, great story and I loved it too.
I thought so too. Books don’t often make me cry but this one did.
I thought so too. Books don’t often make me cry but this one did.
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Jaime posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 10 months, 1 week ago · View
Hi everyone, just finished re-reading Fish and Chips!! Does anyone know when the next book Divide and Conquer is coming out?
From Madeleine Urban’s website, ”…Divide & Conquer, to be done on deadline for an early 4th quarter release (barring crisis…” – So I figure that’s October-ish. The post was dated May 25th and mentions they were just finishing the book at that time.
And I’m curious when were going to see more about Zane’s family and early life. What little I’ve seen about book four (and where the authors traveled for research) would indicate it isn’t in book #4.
Thanks so much Denni, I swear I did go to her site first and didn’t see a date but anyways thanks. I would like to know more about Zane’s family too, didn’t Zane say they were very wealthy?
Lovely authors, but if either keeps an up-to-date website…I haven’t found it yet. OTOH, I’d rather they spent all their time writing not blogging!!!
If you SEARCH ”cunning weaver” Madeleine’s livejournal site will come up. Her play list is posted. If you go back to 12/10 there are pics of Baltimore there and other stuff. have fun!
October 14th!!
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SherryF posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 10 months, 1 week ago · View
I just read ”Tatterdemalion” and am afraid to get ”Trammel” since I have a bad feeling about it after reading the comments. Does anyone know when a 3rd book is going to come out? And *is* there going to be a 3rd book?
Ouch, checked Ami reviews for Trammel & can understand your concern. Really enjoyed Tatterdemalion & Uneven tho.
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Denni posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 10 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Welcome new members. Geez, quiet around here. Everyone must have gone to the beach to read. Well … enjoy yourselves, remember to roll over and burn the other side, and don’t forget to check in once in a while and let us know what you’ve been reading!!
Summer events, committments, RL, etc etc have kept me busy outside. Not that I want the snow and ice but winter may be a break!
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closetquivers joined the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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MTElle joined the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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Tom joined the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room 11 months ago · View
Hi Tom!
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SherryF posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 11 months ago · View
I don’t know why I continue to buy some of Stormy Glenn’s books. Some of the storylines/series are interesting but for the most part, once you’ve read 2-4 of ’em, she doesn’t generate any new ideas in them. I guess maybe because they’re *so* very lightweight, no-brainers. But I still feel robbed. So don’t anyone else waste their time/money getting ”Honor Bound” – it’s beyond silly and the modern dialogue and expressions were distracting considering that it was supposed to be set in Viking times.
And I bought the first two of a series by Joyee Flynn; I should have known better since she co-wrote with Stormy.
Ditto Sherry. I’ve read a couple and kinda enjoyed them, and have a couple more wishlisted b/c they sound good. But then I remember the stereotype characters and ’fluff’…so they never quite make my ’to buy’ final cut.
BTW – thanks for the info on Joyee Flynn. Been seeing that name recently and wondered. Probably why she seems to have written alot of books, but doesn’t make any ’Recommended’ lists.
I feel the same way about Stormy Glenn’s books
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Laura posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 11 months, 1 week ago · View
Do the Amber Allure Masquerade book covers creep anybody else out? I can’t get past those covers to even consider reading any of the books.
The covers are a little off-putting but I bought my favorite authors and enjoyed the stories.
Okay, now I have to go look at ’em.
Those!!!! Yes, they do! They remind me of the mask from ”Scream.”
OMG, YES! I’ve been wanting to comment since the line was introduced…they are awful, creepy, and just ick. What was the publisher thinking?
This is too funny. Ive always thought the covers were creepy too. LOL!!! Im lucky to get past the blurbs.
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hannah posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 11 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Denni,
Ive never read ”The Protector” Im gonna pick it up. Looks good.I enjoyed it, been hoping to see the promised sequel…nada so far tho.
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Laura posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 12 months ago · View
Just finished The Cranberry Hush. What a great book!
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Laura (rureadinganotherone) posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 12 months ago · View
Also finished Shying Away by Kate Sherwood, soooo good!
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Laura (rureadinganotherone) posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 12 months ago · View
Finished The Locker Room by Amy Lane- Loved it!
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Denni posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 1 year ago · View
Eeep, the ’Reply’ feature still seems to be broken in this forum. I also enjoyed ”Dark Horse” Sherry, m/m/m is rather difficult to find. I just finished GhosTV (Psycop) by JCP and loved it!
I’m assuming you read the blip from JCP this week then? I do enjoy the humor.
No, what blip? :( I’ve been busy lately with volunteer stuff and computer issues.
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SherryF posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 1 year ago · View
This probably isn’t the right venue but I’m usually not a fan of m/m/m or cowboys. But I’m halfway through reading ”Dark Horse” by Kate Sherwood and quietly cried……the emotion as written was heart wrenching! I actually read the sequel first because I wanted to skip the sad scenes but just had to get it as well. An excellent writer and I’m always a fan of loooong stories when they’re this well written.
What are other folks up to?
Ive been looking at this series and still havent picked it up. The reviews look good.
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Denni posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 1 year ago · View
Yuppers, I also couldn’t get the ’reply’ option to work :(
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Laura posted an update in the group Contemporary / Main Reading Room: 1 year ago · View
I’ve just bought The Cranberery Hush but have not read it yet. No spoilers please!
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