Comments on: 10 books I couldn’t put down this month http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/ Reading (mostly) romance books down under Fri, 27 Jan 2012 05:17:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Keira http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/#comment-3082 Keira Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:56:49 +0000 http://bookthingo.com.au/?p=2896#comment-3082 I saw that it was a different reader. Why would they do that? Jim  Dale read all of Potter - why not Parker all of Fowl? I saw that it was a different reader. Why would they do that? Jim  Dale read all of Potter – why not Parker all of Fowl?

]]> By: Isabel Roman http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/#comment-3081 Isabel Roman Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:33:37 +0000 http://bookthingo.com.au/?p=2896#comment-3081 Hit the wrong button, forgot to copy my comment. *sigh* I'm going to bed. The gist of it was: Artemis Fowl is an awesome series! I love Artemis and Butler. Just not together, lest you think that. *G*  But don't listen to book #6, read it instead. Different reader and he's not nearly as good as Nathaniel.  :( Now, BTVS in Regency? Love Regenices, love the Buffy/Angel ship...I'm so there! Hit the wrong button, forgot to copy my comment. *sigh* I’m going to bed.

The gist of it was: Artemis Fowl is an awesome series! I love Artemis and Butler. Just not together, lest you think that. *G*  But don’t listen to book #6, read it instead. Different reader and he’s not nearly as good as Nathaniel.  :(

Now, BTVS in Regency? Love Regenices, love the Buffy/Angel ship…I’m so there!

]]> By: Keira http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/#comment-3077 Keira Mon, 14 Sep 2009 21:30:59 +0000 http://bookthingo.com.au/?p=2896#comment-3077 I love being here Kat! I feel so special being the first guest blogger. I'd be happy to come back anytime - just let me know! :D Thanks SonomaLass! I am definitely interested in the <strong>Gardella books. </strong>Buffy the Vampire Slayer in Regency? Holy cow! I have to get those asap - Buffy is my hero--ine!  lol I loved that show. I was a Buffy/Angel shipper through and through. Which book is the first in the series? I love being here Kat! I feel so special being the first guest blogger. I’d be happy to come back anytime – just let me know! :D
Thanks SonomaLass! I am definitely interested in the Gardella books. Buffy the Vampire Slayer in Regency? Holy cow! I have to get those asap – Buffy is my hero–ine!  lol I loved that show. I was a Buffy/Angel shipper through and through. Which book is the first in the series?

]]> By: SonomaLass http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/#comment-3075 SonomaLass Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:29:48 +0000 http://bookthingo.com.au/?p=2896#comment-3075 I really enjoyed Miranda Neville's <em>Never Resist Temptation</em> when I read it, too.  If you enjoy "foodie" romance, though, the best I've ever read is <em>Delicious</em> by Sherry Thomas -- one of my faves last year.  For excellent historical romance, I also recommend <em>Scandal</em> by Carolyn Jewel for those who can get a copy -- easy in the US, probably not in Australia.  Same with Tessa Dare, whose debut historical trilogy is fanstastic. Colleen Gleason's Gardella books (which I have finally gotten around to) are good -- Buffy in the Regency, sort of.  They aren't classed as YA, but the first one had a very "coming of age" feel for me. I just got my hands on another YA that I can't wait to read, <em>Ash</em> by Malinda Lo.  It looks like it will be VERY good. I really enjoyed Miranda Neville’s Never Resist Temptation when I read it, too.  If you enjoy “foodie” romance, though, the best I’ve ever read is Delicious by Sherry Thomas — one of my faves last year.  For excellent historical romance, I also recommend Scandal by Carolyn Jewel for those who can get a copy — easy in the US, probably not in Australia.  Same with Tessa Dare, whose debut historical trilogy is fanstastic.
Colleen Gleason’s Gardella books (which I have finally gotten around to) are good — Buffy in the Regency, sort of.  They aren’t classed as YA, but the first one had a very “coming of age” feel for me. I just got my hands on another YA that I can’t wait to read, Ash by Malinda Lo.  It looks like it will be VERY good.

]]> By: Kat http://bookthingo.com.au/10-books-i-couldn%e2%80%99t-put-down-this-month/#comment-3072 Kat Mon, 14 Sep 2009 19:51:16 +0000 http://bookthingo.com.au/?p=2896#comment-3072 <p>Thanks for the guest post, Keira! This month's standout books for me were Dark Country by Bronwyn Parry (although technically I read it in August) and <a href="http://bookthingo.com.au/the-last-stormlord-by-glenda-larke/" rel="nofollow">The Last Stormlord</a> by Glenda Larke. I'll have to keep a look out for the books on your list---especially the Harlequin Historical, which isn't yet listed on the Australian M&B site. I've read Always a Scoundrel, and I remember liking the heroine a lot.</p> Thanks for the guest post, Keira! This month’s standout books for me were Dark Country by Bronwyn Parry (although technically I read it in August) and The Last Stormlord by Glenda Larke. I’ll have to keep a look out for the books on your list—especially the Harlequin Historical, which isn’t yet listed on the Australian M&B site. I’ve read Always a Scoundrel, and I remember liking the heroine a lot.

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