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Originally Posted by Blossom
The second was pretty good but I had to stop for a break. There are very few series I can read one after another. I think 3 books is my limit if it's good but I usually get burn out after two. I just read two modern westerns so I need something else. Right now just trying to finish the two books I have been reading for months until I find something else interesting to read.  |
I think that is why I am so behind all these series. I read one and then I have to go on to something else. I don't want to burn out. The only series I had to inhale all that there was, were the Fever series by Moning and the Chicago vampires by Chloe Neill.
I was barking at my cat and my husband when I was reading the Fever series. Don't talk to me, don't look at me. I might have growled.
That happens very very rarely though to me. I have to switch it up. Not just with series, but with romance subgenres. I go from historical, to paranormal, to some contempo and back to historical. And I mix in some urban fantasy.
I am though quickly falling out of love with NA. When I read Easy and Slammed I was so exited. And now I can't find anything that isn't annoying emo whining to me. And many that I read are really just contemporary romance to me. I do think there has been a lot of jumping on the bandwagon.
And I also come across a lot that isn't even edited before its thrown out there.
Rule was one of those. And I read the suppose edited version. It was insulting.
But I really have to recommend Tangled. Its like a grown up contempo and it was so surprising to me. Refreshing.
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Another ACK from me, this one is still tempting me SO much. I keep waiting for Kobo to get it on their site so at least I can coupon it. I'm dying to read it.
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Well good thing about books is they don't go bad. Unlike that chicken salad in my fridge.
So even if you read it later, it still going to be the same book.
