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Old 06-01-2005, 04:46 PM   #1  
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Smile Beach books?
It's that time of year again...summer reading, beach books, trashy novels, my brain is on vacation books.....


Anyone have any suggestions?
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Old 06-02-2005, 10:50 PM   #2  
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Kiln People by David Brin. Good Sci-Fi. Half way through it.

And if anyone is a big George RR Martin fan (Song of Ice and Fire series), he's announced that he's done with book 4 and it will be released soon. About frickin' time.
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Old 06-03-2005, 07:30 PM   #3  
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I picked up Flaming Iguanas at a used book store for $5.00 today - not a bad price for a hardcover
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Old 06-06-2005, 12:52 AM   #4  
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As far as my reading choices this summer I just got the continuation of the Blood Jewels trilogy Dreams made flesh by Anne Bishop I am SO excited about this book. I also am looking forward to the next book in the Dark Hunters series by Sherrilyn Kenyon, It's a real snarky romance novel series. And do I even need to mention....Harry Potter 6!!! I got mine on reserve....can everyone say the same? Heehee.
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I'm almost finished with "the jungle" by upton sinclair. One of those required reading books I missed out on by going to school in California. *LOL* It's really good, and I probably wouldn't have appreciated it as much had I read it in high school.

I am not sure what I will read next, I have too many sitting on a shelf waiting for me. I am thinking the same as you Mauv - something that doesn't require much concentration.
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Hey Angellnoire!

I am a fellow dark hunter/were hunter fan. Have you read them all so far???

Have you visited the website? I often check it out.
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Hey Angellnoire!

I am a fellow dark hunter/were hunter fan. Have you read them all so far???

Have you visited the website? I often check it out.

I have read every one except the first one (yeah I know lol) I was sooo in love with the last one I cannot even tell you. I visit the site all the time and I am a member the RP group lol. I love DH's lol
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