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A Slacker's Guide to Her Book Bag.

30 April, 2011

Review: Beaten. Seared and Sauced by Jonathan Dixon

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Man, I wanted to love this book. It's not like I hated it, but five minutes after I finished it I couldn't remember much about it....
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28 April, 2011

Review: Girls Like Us by Rachel Lloyd

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Nothing in Girls Like Us will surprise those exposed to how our world works for the less white and wealthy, but everything in it will shock...
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26 April, 2011

Review: This Life Is In Your Hands by Melissa Coleman

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I've struggled with this review. While I think Melissa Coleman's book deserves all the acclaim it will gather, I also have a serious...
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23 April, 2011

Review: Royal Weddings by Stephanie Laurens, Gaelen Foley & Loretta Chase

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I don't really understand this marketing. Avon isn't the only imprint offering short stories to celebrate the wedding of William ...
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20 April, 2011

Review: The Vampire Voss by Colleen Gleason

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This is a unique case. It's rare for me not to finish a book that I've taken to review, much less move forward with the review. Bu...
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11 April, 2011

Puff Piece: Pieces Of Paper by Jeannie Lin

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I generally like Jeannie Lin's writing, but I like her impulse to offer a piece of fiction set in Tokyo with the proceeds benefiting Ja...
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08 April, 2011

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I've got some reviews preloaded, but if there is a temporary lull please check back. We're taking another ride on the cancer train a...
07 April, 2011

Review: Treachery In Death by J.D. Robb

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Does Nora Roberts even need reviews? With a star author like Roberts it can seem pointless to write a review I could devote to a less well...
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06 April, 2011

Blatant Yet Heartfelt Product Placement For SodaStream USA

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Meet my friend, the Penguin. We got together a few months ago over an earnest conversation with my family about the role of Cola Addiction a...
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04 April, 2011

Review: Ice by Ice-T and Douglas Century

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I just want you to read this book. Simple as. If you're American you probably know Ice-T as either an actor, a rapper or as a symbol...
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28 March, 2011

Review: Eve by Iris Johansen

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 The last few Eve Duncan books have been a grind. Eve promises to be the first of a trilogy that answers the big questions. With it's f...
21 March, 2011

Review: Bringing Adam Home by Les Standiford & Joe Matthews

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This is going to be one of those reviews where the reviewer offers up personal anecdote you may or may not be interested in. To facilitate y...
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15 March, 2011

Review: My One And Only by Kristan Higgins

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Kristan Higgins is a best selling author for a reason, she delivers the goods. She also bucks the trend of sexually descriptive romance to s...
10 March, 2011

Review: An Unlikely Countess by Jo Beverley

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*Why can't we have eyes anymore? I feel like this cover is saying "Hello! Up here!" to the Art Department.  Rothgar, it...
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08 March, 2011

Review For Two: Heat Wave by Donald Bogle & Blue Smoke by Roger House

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I've already raved this week about R. A. Lawson's Jim Crow's Counterculture . I read it as part of a trio of books over the las...
06 March, 2011

Review: Jim Crow's Counterculture by R. A. Lawson

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As a music fan and a person of Southern descent, my celebrity obsessions might be different than yours. I had the opportunity to review thre...
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01 March, 2011

Review: The Taming by Aleen Malcolm

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All the Agency shenanigans going on right now have killed my interest in reading. I know it will come back, but in the meantime the hours I ...
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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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