Category Archives: Lisa Kleypas

Books for February

Compared to the one new January release I wanted, there are a few more new releases this month that I’m planning to get… * Jo Beverley‘s A SCANDALOUS COUNTESS (historical romance): Jo Beverley remains on my auto-buy list – despite … Continue reading

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More Lisa Kleypas Covers

I posted about Lisa Kleypas’ Hathaway UK and US covers recently, and was going to continue with her contemporaries, except I’ve just seen the UK cover of “Love in the Afternoon” and the re-issued Wallflowers covers, and had to add … Continue reading

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Lisa Kleypas – The Covers

I mentioned in a previous post that I really liked the recent covers that Lisa Kleypas’s UK publisher, Piatkus, were using, and I thought it would be fun to do one of those posts that form the mainstay of cover … Continue reading

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Books for May

Yes, I know there’s only about a week left in May, but gosh, I feel as though I’ve been playing catch-up for the whole month.  Especially today, when I didn’t actually hit Snooze on my alarm clock this morning.  Yep, … Continue reading

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2009: Recap of My Reading Year Part II

Continuing my January to June recap, here’s the second half of my 2009 in books:   July I finally got around to reading Megan Whalen Turner’s “The Thief” and yes, kicked myself in the what-took-me-so-long kind of way.  Because this … Continue reading

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Books for September

September is an excellent month for new releases – books I want: Diana Gabaldon‘s “An Echo in the Bone” (umm… I’m going to say historical fantasy): I can’t believe that we are finally getting the next book in Ms Gabaldon’s … Continue reading

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Books for October

Books I’m planning on getting this month: Karen Chance’s “Midnight’s Daughter” (urban fantasy):  I’m a big fan of Ms Chance’s Cassie Palmer series, and this title is the first in a new-but-related series and is set after the third Cassie … Continue reading

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Filed under Charlaine Harris, Coming soon, Karen Chance, Katie MacAlister, Lisa Kleypas, Mercedes Lackey, Nalini Singh, Patricia Briggs

Books for September

A couple of books I missed off my August post were Elizabeth Peters’ “The Laughter of Dead Kings” (mystery) and Richelle Mead’s “Storm Born” (urban fantasy).  Ms Peters’ book is a September release in the UK, and I could have … Continue reading

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Books for March

I’m not exactly in a reading slump right now, but the pile of half-read books is steadily increasing.  Granted, four of them are anthologies, but the last book I finished was err… about two weeks ago.  Anyway, that may change, because … Continue reading

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The Year in Review – Part 3

My favourite books of 2007 – roughly in reading order: ** Patricia Briggs‘ “Blood Bound” (urban fantasy) – The second book in her Mercy series didn’t disappoint.  I’ve just finished the third (“Iron Kissed”) and can safely say this is one … Continue reading

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Filed under Diana Gabaldon, Elizabeth Peters, Eloisa James, Eva Ibbotson, Jacqueline Carey, Jacqueline Winspear, JK Rowling, Kelley Armstrong, Lisa Kleypas, Nalini Singh, Sharon Shinn, Suzanne Brockmann, Thoughts