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Review: Honeysuckle Summer by Sherryl Woods

by Karin 09.08.2011

by Karin, guest reviewer from Savvythinker.com Honeysuckle Summer is a Sweet Magnolia Novel. I was given three ARCs in this series to review.  I thought I had them in order, but I believe I am reading them out of order, and it doesn’t matter to me. I loved this book from the very beginning. It [...]

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Movie Review: 17 Again starring Matthew Perry and Zack Efron

by Keira 05.18.2011

I read a really funny review of 17 Again right before going to see the movie. It said something along the lines of if you can suspend belief that someone who looked like Zack Efron could wind up looking like Matthew Perry in twenty years then you can enjoy the movie. Truer words never spoken. [...]

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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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Bella Swan’s Boy Harem

by Keira 01.12.2010

Edward Cullen Boy Type: Aloof Artist Edward Cullen is the gorgeous aloof boy who sits with a select group of people at lunch. He keeps to himself and has a fantastic brooding expression that simply makes the girls drool. He’s into music: listening to it, playing it, and creating it. On top of all that [...]

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Review: The Traitor’s Wife by Susan Higginbotham

by Zarabeth Golden 05.11.2009

By: Zarabeth, guest reviewer The Traitor’s Wife is very much a crossroads between genres book. There are a ton of romantic elements, but on the whole I would not label this strictly as a romance. It’s very long and often difficult to read because everybody’s name is one of six names. This can’t be helped [...]

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