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I'd heard of Fly Lady on the internet through the years. I'm struggling to keep up with the cleaning, so I signed up fo rth eemail alerts and grabbed the book. I'm happy to let myself off the hook for perfect cleaning, and just do a little everyday.

100 ideas for mom's to pamper themselves

I was at a writers conference this weekend and got this book at a workshop. I was thrilled since I have about 6 janice Kay books in my TBR, this wasn't one of them. I remembered why she's in my TBR - she's one of those authors that never disappoints. Loved it.

I liked it :) And I do hope that Stephanie Bond actually got to 'research' the dinner at the tapas bar. Delish.

Sandra Maron books are like pints of ice cream - you think you'll just have a bite, and the next thing you know you've finished off the carton! She weaves things together so tightly you never notice the pages flipping by. I think the edge of danger, kept the tension on high.

Three holiday stories of married couples reconnecting.

Tall, Dark and Lethal by Dana Marton (Intrigue)

This is the best Intrigue I've ever read. There were lots of characters (who I'm guessing have books of their own) but they were peppered in as seasoning, not part of the main course. And what a dish! I'll confess, this book had me at the hot guy on the cover...but it pulled me in from there.

We're never sure exactly who Jonah Fairfax is...could be a murderous escaped convict, could be a federal agent, might be a nut case...it's no wonder medical examiner Chelsea is confused!

CIA Agent Carson Nash and his team are sent in to rescue a hostage...who turns out to be Carson's former lover. He thought Ava had been killed in a plane crash, so he's shocked to see her - not to mention to find out she has amnesia and is pregnant with his child!

Feng Shui confuses me and interests me in equal measure. This book is all about the compass school.