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A Slacker's Guide to Her Book Bag.

24 February, 2011

iPad Killer: Dead On Arrival

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Electronics is a bloodthirsty game. As soon as Sony's Data Discman came out... Ok, I'll grant you that it was a very long road from ...
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20 February, 2011

Review: Deadly Vows by Brenda Joyce

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Ah, Francesca. You are so incredibly young and I have missed you so very much. What else would you do on your wedding day but run off to inv...
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15 February, 2011

Review: One Night Is Never Enough by Anne Mallory

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We all know I adore Anne Mallory. I think her name should be on the same list as Lorraine Heath and Julia Quinn, maybe just a half step (or ...
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14 February, 2011

Review: Scandal of the Year by Laura Guhrke

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I didn't hate it as much as the last one? Scandal of the Year's main problems (outside of the book itself) are reader expectati...
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11 February, 2011

Confessional: My Life As A Stripper

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It's his day job. At night he's a rock star. I read an interesting article in BBC History Magazine about the emergence of shadow...
09 February, 2011

Review: Seven Secrets of Seduction by Anne Mallory

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Anne Mallory is one of those authors that seems to sit just under the conversation. Mention her name, and you're sure to find some fans,...
01 February, 2011

Review: First Grave On The Right by Darynda Jones

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Here's the problem. I want to discuss this book with you in such rant-tastical depth that I would absolutely spoil it for everyone. Plus...
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31 January, 2011

Review: Table For Three (New York) by Lainey Reese

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And thus ends the porn vs erotic romance debate. About a million years ago (okay, it was the early 90's) I had a gig reviewing m/m rom...
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29 January, 2011

Review: The Lucky Ones by Mae M. Ngai

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Are you tired of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother yet? It would be interesting to see what Mary Tape would make of Amy Chua's book. Wh...
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25 January, 2011

Review: Unveiled by Courtney Milan

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At this point it's just embarrassing. I should have at least some pride. It's not like it's the first time I've felt this ...
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21 January, 2011

Review: Night Betrayed by Joss Ware

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Jayne Ann Krentz just got totally served. Your heroine is super sensitive, psychic, won't eat anything with a face, and tries to do good...
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19 January, 2011

Movie Review: Easy A

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I find it annoying when a perfectly good book blog wanders off the path and starts talking about films. And yet. While I was watching Easy A...
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15 January, 2011

Review: Cinderella Ate My Daughter by Peggy Orenstein

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I'd like to thank Mad Men for bringing the name Peggy back. Not that Ms. Orenstein has been using a different name, just as a general p...
12 January, 2011

The SBTB Old Skool Challenge: Honey Bunch, Her First Summer On An Island

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Smart Bitches, Trashy Books is running an Old Skool Challenge - asking people to revisit the romances of their past and see how they hold u...
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11 January, 2011

By Request: Zazzle iPad Cover Outtakes

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Some of you (and I won't call anyone out) accosted me on Twitter begging for a front view of Ozymandias's styling new case. I do...
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Review: Custom iPad Cover by Zazzle & Speck

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 (I realize the pictures could be better. It's not you, it's me. I've got other things to do. Like spend time with iPad. Who lov...
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10 January, 2011

Review: Death Echo by Elizabeth Lowell

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( I originally reviewed Death Echo in Hardcover as an Advance Read Copy for Amazon's Vine program. Parts of this summary are taken from...
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04 January, 2011

Review: Wedding of the Season by Laura Lee Guhrke

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My book bag is trying to kill me. First it offers up the Trophy Wife of the Closet Queen, and now it hands me My Racist Hero. As accessori...
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02 January, 2011

Review: Shattered by Karen Robards

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Generally, I wouldn't go back and revisit a book I read long before I started this site. I'm making an exception for Shattered . Th...
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30 December, 2010

Review: The Lady Most Likely... by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway

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If there is one romance cliche I am utterly, heartily, completely sick of it is the homosexual ex-husband. ( I'm going to be honest and ...
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