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I have been very, very busy in the past week or so in all the best ways. My heart is overflowing.
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The Templar's Seduction by Mary Reed McCall
Book Review created by Jennie Adams on May 9th, 2008, 5:50am
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The Forbidden Brother by Barbara McMahon
Book Review created by Jennie Adams on May 4th, 2008, 7:28pm
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This Harlequin Romance, 'The Forbidden Brother' by Barbara McMahon was
released in Australia in August 2007. I'm embarrassed I've let some
books languish for that length of time on my TBR pile!
Scandal In Spring by Lisa Kleypas
Book Review created by Jennie Adams on May 4th, 2008, 7:13pm
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Yay. I'm finally reading again. Not that I entirely stopped but I did
cut back over the past few weeks while I was busy with other things. So
with no further ado here is my review of Lisa Kleypas's 'Scandal In
Spring'.
The Boss's Unconventional Assistant and a contest
Have I mentioned I've been a little busy lately? So, apologies for
running behind on a few things but I've given myself the next few days
to play catch up and one of the things on the list is a new contest.
Details are on the Breaking News page of my website.
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Memo:Marry Me? by Jennie Adams Japanese edition
by Jennie Adams on April 30th, 2008, 7:56pm 3 comments
The Inn At Oak Creek by Linda Barrett
Book Review created by Jennie Adams on April 25th, 2008, 5:05am
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'The Inn At Oak Creek' was released in Australia 2007 in a pack of books called the 'Winter Warmer Collection'.
The story puts together a heroine and hero who have both suffered losses. Molly has forever lost her chance at an Olympic career and is scarred and trying to pull her life back together and Sam has suffered financial losses with far reaching effects.
If You Could Change One Thing
by Jennie Adams on April 18th, 2008, 5:45am 26 comments
April 18th -
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I'm thinking about a replacement plan. Change one thing for another, week by week, to gradually end up doing more things I want to do and less things I wish I didn't do. What do you think?
Baby On The Billionaire's Doorstep by Emily McKay
Book Review created by Jennie Adams on April 15th, 2008, 4:44pm
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Rae has also reviewed this book recently.
Hero Appeal:
The hero had me right at the start with this:
