Eh, people need to lighten up.
However this does inspire me. Maybe istead of looking for song titles I should be looking at book titles for my WIP.
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All the days of our Amazon
And then we have A Northern Light which won some YA awards.
Eh, people need to lighten up.
However this does inspire me. Maybe istead of looking for song titles I should be looking at book titles for my WIP.
Eh, people need to lighten up.
However this does inspire me. Maybe istead of looking for song titles I should be looking at book titles for my WIP.
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Madeleine
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[quote=""Divia""]And then we have A Northern Light which won some YA awards.
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Is that the one by Jennifer Donnelly? It was called A Gathering Light for the UK. I knew there was another one with that title!
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Is that the one by Jennifer Donnelly? It was called A Gathering Light for the UK. I knew there was another one with that title!
Currently reading "High Force" by L J Ross & "A Cold Case in Amsterdam Central" by Anja de Jager
Yep. It is the same book. Yeah she had a different UK title.
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The latest tempest in a tea pot
Haven't had a chance to read through them all yet but I thought I'd share. There are two threads one herein the Romance forum and this one in the Historical romance forum.
Not the author of the book in question, but I loved this quote:
Not the author of the book in question, but I loved this quote:
Christina Rhys- Author says:
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Isn't hawking books what these Discussions Forums are all about?
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
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[quote=""LoveHistory""]This whole thing had gotten ridiculous, if it wasn't already. I've decided to stay off Amazon forums as much as possible.[/quote]
I agree, I don't go there either. This one was pointed out to me by a pal @ Goodreads.
I agree, I don't go there either. This one was pointed out to me by a pal @ Goodreads.
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
Another day, another kerfuffle. This time a highly ranked reviewer has been accused of plagiarising others in his reviews. Discussion here, comments on his reviews here. I haven't read through it all yet and I'm definitely watching this puppy from the sidelines.
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be