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To Spoil or not to Spoil (Don’t you wish you knew!)

by Sharon S. 09.10.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer Do you like spoilers or do you run screaming from the computer? I have a complicated relationship with spoilers. When we are talking about a running series on TV (Being Human or Supernatural anyone?) or book, and there is a cliff hanger ending… you will find me scouring the net [...]

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Series: Do You Try to Read All of Them? Do You Read Every Book in Them? When Do You Quit?

by Sandra Scholes 08.06.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest blogger It seems to be a growing craze, doesn’t it? A new novel gets released, gets a load of attention, then the next novel in the series is due out, and just happens to be as good as the first, and so on and so forth until you have gone out [...]

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Review: Lover Unleashed (Black Dagger Brotherhood, Book 9) by J.R. Ward

by Sharon S. 04.18.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer When it comes to books as popular as this one, there is no need to do a regular review. Everyone and their mother has posted reviews on it, and if you are a fan of this series you are going to read this book no matter what anyone says. If [...]

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Why So Sad?

by Guest Blogger 02.10.2011

by Mandi of Smexybooks, guest blogger It is hard to really think of a book, even a movie that has brought tears to my eyes. I’ve had people tell me JR Ward’s Black Dagger Brotherhood books make them cry, or Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dark-Hunter series. Really? I mean, when Wellsie dies it is a bummer, but [...]

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Reader Highlight with Mandi of SmexyBooks

by Keira 04.11.2010

Keira: You’re stuck in outer space on the space station with a very fickle mail system (because really how often do FedEx shuttles drop by). They will only bring you one subgenre of romance books. What subgenre do you pick and why: paranormal, historical, urban fantasy, m/m? Mandi: Although this is a hard choice, I [...]