What I Read Last Week

Posted January 15, 2013 by Tracy in Features | 3 Comments

What a crazy Monday! This is getting to you a bit late today but hey, it’s Monday. lol

So it was back to work for me last week and that was seriously the longest 5 days EVER! :0) Starting back to work after vacation is never fun but that just sucked.

It was a good week despite that. My kids were bored out of their minds because it was the last week of a 3 week break for them. They went back to school today and they were both pretty excited.

Other than that not much to tell so I’ll get on to what I read last week. I don’t have much time today to write this so it’s going to have to be title, author & rating for now and then I’ll come back and write my thoughts at a later time – sorry!!!

Turkey in the Snow by Amy Lane 4 out of 5  (m/m)

Caught in Amber by Cathy Pegau 3.75 out of 5 

One Good Earl Deserves a Lover by Sarah MacLean 4.5 out of 5

 

Abby’s Twin Mates by Darlette Clarke 2 out of 5 Link to review

How To Misbehave by Ruthie Knox 4 out of 5

 

The Lass Wore Black by Karen Ranney 3.25 out of 5

Tri Mates by Lauren Dane 3 out of 5

My Book Binge reviews that posted last week:
The Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne by Jayne Fresina 
Precinct 13 by Tate Hallaway 
Secrets of a Wedding Night by Valerie Bowman 
Abby’s Twin Mates by Darlette Clarke


 Happy Reading!


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3 responses to “What I Read Last Week

  1. Tam

    It was tough going back to work last week. I read review for the Siren book. That publisher is famous for bringing up plot points then just ignoring them in favour of rushed sex. Let me guess, the twins never touch either. Sigh.

  2. Tam – Yes it was! The ignoring of the plot points was definitely annoying. And of COURSE the twins didn't touch! Even when they were having sex with the woman and there would be no way for them NOT to touch – it was just bypassed and not mentioned.

    Chris – Word.

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