[quote=""SonjaMarie""]Sigh, I was interested in this book, but guess not now.
SM[/quote]
Phht. I've already passed on my copy or I'd save it for you.
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[quote=""Misfit""]Phht. I've already passed on my copy or I'd save it for you.[/quote]
BF is getting it next month, but I removed it from my queue, but thank you for the thought
SM
BF is getting it next month, but I removed it from my queue, but thank you for the thought
SM
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[quote=""Ariadne""]I read your review but hadn't checked back to see the comments. I've been using Google Reader and have been missing too many comments that way. He does seem to have a good attitude about it. About the professor friend, I remember there was a co-author listed on Amazon UK, so that may solve that mystery. It looks like a breezy light read.
That review was garbled even for Harriet. Egad.[/quote]
I agree, it is a light easy read and will probably do well with that market. You know that isn't me though
Agree about Harriet. Have you seen what she did with the Lady's Slipper? Good god, she calls it a Historical THRILLER.
That review was garbled even for Harriet. Egad.[/quote]
I agree, it is a light easy read and will probably do well with that market. You know that isn't me though
Agree about Harriet. Have you seen what she did with the Lady's Slipper? Good god, she calls it a Historical THRILLER.
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
[quote=""Misfit""]Agree about Harriet. Have you seen what she did with the Lady's Slipper? Good god, she calls it a Historical THRILLER. [/quote]
She also loses points for saying the phrases "chaos theory" and "Alice's adventures in wonderland." Lady's Slipper is suspenseful at times, but I wouldn't call it a thriller, no.
[/quote]She also loses points for saying the phrases "chaos theory" and "Alice's adventures in wonderland." Lady's Slipper is suspenseful at times, but I wouldn't call it a thriller, no.
[quote=""Ariadne""]She also loses points for saying the phrases "chaos theory" and "Alice's adventures in wonderland." Lady's Slipper is suspenseful at times, but I wouldn't call it a thriller, no.[/quote]
When Harriet is off the mark, she doesn't mess around. I am still trying to figure out the chaos theory comment. Probably never will
When Harriet is off the mark, she doesn't mess around. I am still trying to figure out the chaos theory comment. Probably never will
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