Ello! I like some sci fi, bunch of fantasy, historical fiction/fantasy, alternate history, some thrillers. Always open to suggestions.
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New York Times bestselling author Diana Gabaldon has captured the hearts of millions with her …
I've read through this thing several times over, but I don't think I'll ever adjust it to 'read' Too handy.
I've read through this thing several times over, but I don't think I'll ever adjust it to 'read' Too handy.
E-Book Extras: ONE: Behind the Novel: An Offer from a Gentleman by Julia Quinn; TWO: …
It's straight up 'Everafter: A Cinderella Story' for the first bit, but it breaks off and gets better.
It's straight up 'Everafter: A Cinderella Story' for the first bit, but it breaks off and gets better.
New York Times bestselling author Diana Gabaldon has captured the hearts of millions with her …
I've read through this thing several times over, but I don't think I'll ever adjust it to 'read' Too handy.
I've read through this thing several times over, but I don't think I'll ever adjust it to 'read' Too handy.
Trenton, New Jersey's favorite used-car dealer, Jimmy Poletti, was caught selling a lot more than …
There is one thing that can be considered a spoiler in these novels, and that's if/when Stephanie finally sleeps with Ranger. After that, nothing spectacularly new happens. I'd add more, but Yvonne is pretty much dead on.
There is one thing that can be considered a spoiler in these novels, and that's if/when Stephanie finally sleeps with Ranger. After that, nothing spectacularly new happens. I'd add more, but Yvonne is pretty much dead on.
Trenton, New Jersey's favorite used-car dealer, Jimmy Poletti, was caught selling a lot more than …
There is one thing that can be considered a spoiler in these novels, and that's if/when Stephanie finally sleeps with Ranger. After that, nothing spectacularly new happens. I'd add more, but Yvonne is pretty much dead on.
There is one thing that can be considered a spoiler in these novels, and that's if/when Stephanie finally sleeps with Ranger. After that, nothing spectacularly new happens. I'd add more, but Yvonne is pretty much dead on.
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A collection of humorous poems and drawings.
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this isn't my first read through of the book, and while I do enjoy the story, there's a couple things I noticed this time. Griffin is ridiculously redundant and the editing is not great.
1)how many "Ernie's" does a series need? two Ed's?
2) is it possible to not "recap" a characters entire history twice in each book? (no other characters middle initial/name is used, so why is Jack Stecker's (sorry... NMI Stecker) every time he shows up?
editing:
at the end of Book One, Ken gets back to the Foster from the Phillipines (and wherever in between) on January 17. the first chunk of Book Two with Ken and Ernie take place on Jan 7-8.
2) Carlson specifically says he doesn't want married men. barely a couple chapters later, McCoy's new married with a kid on the way boatmate is a Raider.
Pretty sure there are other things.
good …
this isn't my first read through of the book, and while I do enjoy the story, there's a couple things I noticed this time. Griffin is ridiculously redundant and the editing is not great.
1)how many "Ernie's" does a series need? two Ed's?
2) is it possible to not "recap" a characters entire history twice in each book? (no other characters middle initial/name is used, so why is Jack Stecker's (sorry... NMI Stecker) every time he shows up?
editing:
at the end of Book One, Ken gets back to the Foster from the Phillipines (and wherever in between) on January 17. the first chunk of Book Two with Ken and Ernie take place on Jan 7-8.
2) Carlson specifically says he doesn't want married men. barely a couple chapters later, McCoy's new married with a kid on the way boatmate is a Raider.
Pretty sure there are other things.
good read. just some holes.
