It's My Genre, Baby.
A Slacker's Guide to Her Book Bag.
25 December, 2012
Review: A Kiss For Midwinter by Courtney Milan
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Merry Freaking Christmas, indeed. In what shocks no one ever (assuming they read my reviews) A Kiss for Midwinter gets high marks from ...
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23 December, 2012
Review: Deck The Halls With Love by Lorraine Heath
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I think Lorraine Heath and I just broke up. There's nothing seriously wrong in Deck The Halls With Love . The hero was once interes...
21 December, 2012
Review: The Lady Most Willing by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway
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In this unconnected follow up to 2010's The Lady Most Likely * Quinn, James and Brockway continue the conceit that this is more than ...
16 December, 2012
Review: Fourth Grave Beneath My Feet
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It's rare I'm actually angry when I finish a book. Fourth Grave Beneath My Feet seriously pissed me off. Not only am I done with ...
11 December, 2012
Review: The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
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*My reviews of Courtney Milan books are so very boring. "I loved this book. OMG this author. Read it because wow." (How many way...
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07 December, 2012
Review: The Importance of Being Wicked
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*I've been off being all medical again, because everyone needs a hobby and reviewing books doesn't have the same flair as recreati...
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28 November, 2012
Holiday Boxes: Ipsy vs Birchbox
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In the food boxes I valued novelty over value, but in the beauty boxes it was the absolute reverse. Ipsy was my choice for gift giving her...
27 November, 2012
Holiday Boxes: Cravebox vs Love With Food
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What do you get someone really hard to shop for? This year I decided to jump on the sample box craze and give gift subscriptions to a few...
11 November, 2012
Skyfall: Needs More Bond
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*Yes, I know the Fleming novels are very different from the Broccoli vision. I love Bond films. Love. Them. They're campy enough tha...
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08 November, 2012
Review: Chaplin A Life by Stephen Weissman
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Despite it's flaws, I loved this book. Charles Chaplin was a complex man. His life story is a compelling one. From a child among man...
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07 November, 2012
Unexpected Trips Though The Rabbit Hole
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"I'm actually quite the bigot, you know." - said by no one, ever. While I'm a huge fan of the well examined life, it...
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06 November, 2012
Review: The Man With The Money by Lynn Raye Harris
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* As I write, Amazon is selling this in MMP for $1.58 or in Kindle for $3.44. Keep telling me about the cheaper e-books, Grandma. I love t...
05 November, 2012
Review: Seduced By A Pirate by Eloisa James
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* Note, this may have been the short included in the print version of The Ugly Duchess . I'm so annoyed by the prospect of buyers gett...
03 November, 2012
Just Send It To My Kindle
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*See this dude? He's in charge of your e-book settlement. I started to write this as a fairy tale, but there are only so many poiso...
29 October, 2012
Review: A Notorious Countess Confesses by Julie Anne Long
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Isn't the cover for A Notorious Countess Confesses perfectly seasonal? While I love the warm tones, I don't know that it fits the c...
27 October, 2012
Review: A Royal Pain by Megan Mulry
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I'm going to classify this one as ChickLit rather than Contemporary Romance. While there is a relationship at the heart of it, A Roy...
24 October, 2012
Things You Should Listen To: Wussy
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Alright, so that's not a Wussy song. Here's the problem. Chuck Cleaver is my Barry White. He writes the most romantic damn son...
23 October, 2012
Review: The Cross In The Closet by Timothy Kurek
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I have to give it up to Kurek's marketing team. They 50'd me into The Cross In The Closet . It seemed like everyone was talking a...
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20 October, 2012
Guest Review: Turtle in Paradise by Jennifer L. Holm vs Tuesdays at the Castle by Jessica Day George
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This ( Turtle in Paradise ) is one of the best books I ever read. I liked the nicknames and I think that they have some interesting ones. ...
14 October, 2012
Review: Frankenweenie by Tim Burton
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When is a homage not a homage? When it's a pastiche. Frankenweenie is a mess. Tim Burton needs to admit he's not only a member ...
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