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SHE JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER

Revisado: 05-02-24

Stephanie Laurens' stories only get better. This was Toby's tale and apparently is the last of the children of the six Cynster cousins. I've enjoyed every one of their stories and am only sad that this is an end. But, having read every Laurens' book, I know that she's got more stories to tell.
This book had excitement, romance, family and love as only Stephanie Laurens can create. I had tears of sorrow, and tears of joy. What else can I ask for?

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Always a great story with great characters

Revisado: 10-31-22

I look forward to each new Harmonic tale and haven't been disappointed yet. They are funny, romantic, and have interesting stories. The narrator is the best and the only problem I have is that I finish too quickly and have to wait too long for the next one.

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Tonight And Always, an Early Nora Roberts Book

Revisado: 05-10-14

I've learned that the saying, "You can never go home again" can also refer to books that you've read during an earlier time of life. This can also be true for authors, however, Nora Roberts really has a gift for telling stories.

This is the story of Kacey Wyatt, an Anthropologist who is assisting Jordan Taylor with historical background for his latest novel. Kacey is a breath of Spring air within the Taylor household made up of the hero's rigid and very social mother, his orphaned niece and a lot of servants.

Kacey is not what anyone expected and very soon we realize that Kacey is hiding something...her past and her emotions.

Sometimes I get so irritated when the characters put up these ridiculous walls that keep them from understanding each other. I know that it's necessary for plot but it still gets me frustrated. In this story, the two lovers didn't see reason until the last few minutes. Sigh.

There is laughter in this book and a lot of tears. The payoff finally comes with the 'Happy Ever After' that I'm always looking for.

Nora delivers again.

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Very Interesting to Meet Mr Spock & Mr Nimoy

Revisado: 12-28-13

I enjoyed this look into Leonard Nimoy's life and how Mr. Spock affected him--and still does.

I don't think that I can ever watch Star Trek episodes without hearing Nimoy's voice about what was actually happening at the time.

Most of the autobiographies written by actors are boring but this one wasn't. I truly enjoyed listening and recommend it to others. Especially Mr. Spock fans.

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FINALLY!! Captain Jack's Woman

Revisado: 12-28-13

This is a prequel to The Bastion Club stories that I've waited for. It's NOT a Cynster or Bastion story. It has a flavor all it's own. But I have to say that Captain Jack is rather like Devil Cynster in that he's autocratic. Kit might be the standard for the Cynster women in later books. She's fearless and a perfect mate for Captain Jack.

The story has plenty of romance and a LOT of sex in it with a slight mystery. I like that the plot has spies in it--but that's a personal favorite of mine.

If you enjoy Stephanie Laurens stories...the Bastion Club and the Cynsters, you'll enjoy this one, too.

My only complaint is that I never knew that George had an accent. LOL.

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The Last In The Crown's Spies

Revisado: 09-03-13

I have long enjoyed all of Julie Garwood's books but this series was the first I read. My one complaint is that the 'reader' continues to pronounce the hero's name 'Colin' as 'Kurlin'. It drove me crazy!!

Still, I really enjoyed being able to listen to much-read favorite.

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At Last! The Lion's Lady Is Here!

Revisado: 03-14-13

The Lion's Lady was such a favorite of mine that for several years, whenever I was in an airport bookstore, I'd buy another copy to read while flying.

For those of us who really love Julie Garwood's historical romances, this Regency series is wonderful with this one being the best.

I can hardly wait for the rest of the series.

I love the fact that Christina is from 'the New World', which Lyon has so much difficulty in discovering. There is so much humor and love in Garwood's books.

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I Love The Bride

Revisado: 03-14-13

Julie Garwood has a certain touch with her historical romances and that's a sense of humor. I always laugh out loud whenever I listen to her Scottish Lairds series. Her heroines are feisty which always throw the heroes off stride.

The Bride is very enjoyable.

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One Of My Old Favorites Now in Audiobook Form

Revisado: 03-14-13

I read this story several times years ago and I'm so pleased that it's now in audiobook form.

It's a lovely and fanciful tale of a bumbling witch who falls in love with an unlovable hero. There is so much to laugh at and also a few tears. It's well worth entering this magical world.

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So Happy This Is Finally Available

Revisado: 04-11-12

Would you consider the audio edition of Now You See Her to be better than the print version?

No, of course not! But, for one who loved the print version--this is a joy to listen to. It's a great story with a mystery and a twist. And, something that I enjoy with my suspenseful romances, a lot of humor.

What did you like best about this story?

As an artist, I loved that the heroine was one as well. Sweeney is totally obsessed with her art and isn't looking for a romance as she deals with some really weird paranormal changes in her life.

Which scene was your favorite?

Sweeney's 'Jeopardy prowess' in the police station. Really funny!!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I both laughed and cried and that's a tribute to Linda Howard since I've read this book many times before.

Any additional comments?

My only regret is that the hero (Richard Worth) doesn't have a deeper, sexier voice--which my imagination provided.

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