Shiloh Walker

Met the narrator & heard some sample reads. Amazing.

I had to read it to see how it ended.  A few things didn't quite come together for me, but overall, I liked it.

I listed a couple of giveaways over on the giveaway page.  One from my Shiloh side and then one from my alter-ego, J.C. Daniels.  You can find them, and other giveaways over here...

I had these signed for me by Nora Roberts when I signed with her at TTP... (choke, gasping...my heart still stops when I think about that).  They are my keeper shelf.  This one was my favorite.  Ryder is a gruff, abrupt ass and that's very often my favorite kind of hero to read.  I liked this one the best.

I enjoyed it.  It's not my fave Nora, but the thing with Nora...even the ones that aren't faves suck me in and I love reading them.  I've never been disappointed with a book from her.

I rarely read historicals but when I get in the mood...wow.  Apparently I was in the mood.  I read five this week, all by Sabrina Jeffries.

Loved them all, but I think this was my favorite.

I hate telling this story. Just the thought of doing so, of exposing my past to even a handful of other people, makes me feel sick to my stomach. But with Goodreads' change in policy occurring and the word "bullying" being slung around so casually, I think it's time. 

Happy Hobbit Week!

Some believe it is only Great Power that can hold evil in check. But that is not what I have found. It have found that it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love.

-- Gandalf

The last one killed me.

I enjoyed it for the most part.  I guessed the killer from the get go.  I tend to do that with a lot of books so that's not a problem.  The main issue I had was that nobody keyed into him sooner. It seemed that somebody should have-he was written skeevy enough that he should have set off alarm bells to somebody.

Other than that, I enjoyed it.  Hero and heroine were likable, the romance was believable and the overall plot worked.  I'll definitely check more of her stuff out.

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