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That does help. It removes the normal and 0 but it puts extra line breaks in (which I confess was happening before).

I think I'll change my style of blogging and blog as I go.

The last time I posted reviews all of them came up with

normal

0

at the beginning. This occurred whether they were from my TBR pile or my recent purchases of ebooks.

I tend to write a batch in word and then cut and past them in and have done so almost from the beginning wiith no problems. I even tried putting the title at the bottom of the review before I cut and pasted  so that there was no space at the top (which I normally delete) but that didn't work.

 

 

Through the magic of Google it seems the book you may be thinking of is  Irresistible? by Stephanie Bond.

 

Other good laugh books:

The Perfect Solution by Day Leclaire  which also involves Pherome research and has a wonderful scene in a theatre.

Once a cowboy  by Day Leclaire also is a lovely romantic comedy that had me laughing often.

 

There are several authors I have actively sought past releases for (often costing me more than new) however I am aware the author gets no royalty for this. Is there any site in the romance genre would where small voluntary contributions can be made ( I would be looking at the authors I read quite a lot of past releases for) I do purchase their new ebooks but their previous books I read far outnumber their new books. I am not sure what their royalties generally are. Although I usually purchase when discounted I can make the extra contribution if it goes to the author. However since the amounts individually would be small I would be looking at a collective area if it exists.
Do you have any knowledge about whether there is something like this anywhere?

Oops. went back again and read the full page above the enter the email address (ie about registering)

Now its working.

 

Nothing like asking a question across the planet to have the solution in front of you

 

 

Its excellent to know my problem is not an isolated one.

I'll consider my options.

I am glad my latest purchases have been mobipocket. Largely due to reading this forum. Thank you.

 

I realise this is not a popular choice of reader but I was wondering if anyone has had any difficulty with the latest upgrade to this software. It is asking me for my email address (and password) then not recognising any of the ones I put in. Customer service is not available at the moment (what is Pacific time?).

I can't find my registration info (if I got any as I usually keep those emails)

I have 55 ebooks there I can't access at the moment (and I wanted to look back into one in particular)

Now mobipocket has an upgrade available too(and I am wary, very wary) as a result. I don't want to lose access to all my ebooks (even if I'm reading my TBR print books at the moment)

Anyone have any problems like this?

 

I will go to technical support for solutions to resove this- suppose the purpose of this post is to see if it is an isolated problem or a general issue. Also to find out if a dare to upgrade mobipocket also.

 

Thanks

Lauren

I'm trying to sort out ereaders.

I first bought all my ebooks on the adobe reader (as I didn't realise the font of the mobipocket could be changed). Then I bought some more on the mobipocket to give me the flexibility of using different devices ( I have a laptop though it's in need of some memory upgrading, a desktop and a second hand Axim on the way to try out PDAs-choices are limited in Australia and of PDAs it seems some people here are happily using axims though all seem to have smallish screens). Since it is quite possible that I may be changing devices again I thought the microsoft reader would be a better possibility ( though my laptop won't let me activate it but it's fine on my desktop).

So am I right in interpreting that I could use the same ebook on up to eight devices with my passport? (I'm not planning on that getting quite that many but I may end up with more than the 3 of the mobipocket)

Thanks

This probably been asked many times before, sorry, but why don't the ebooks have exerpts posted on site?

The excerpts on the print books still available are usually what swing my purchase about authors I don't know. The "character" of the book really isn't adequately portrayed by the blurb. If they are still available as print books I'll read the exerpt there. Otherwise I rely on past experience from the authors (hence my current occupation with my TBR pile) and this sways my choice of books for purchase.