New Romance for November


Lovely New Releases for November

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I'm going to look into that Eve Langlais "Space Gypsy" series for certain and, of course, I'll have to grab the two new releases from my guiltiest pleasure Alexa Riley. I'll skip the Feehan since I'm two million books behind in that series and the first one made me super crazy but all the others I'm on the fence until I hear more.

Soooo, anything look appetizing to you?

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  1. OMG! How did I not know about Freckles? It's being delivered to my Kindle as we speak (of course I am nowhere near my Kindle right now so I HOPE it's being delivered :) Looks like a great December read! You enabler you!

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    1. lol, you are as bad as I am :) I hope you enjoy it!

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  2. Love Shannon Stacey! Not really sure if I will get to that one though. I am tempted to buy Freckles just for the cover - that dog is so darn cute!

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    1. She is a great writer too. If my plate wasn't so full right now I'd already be reading it. I hope you enjoy it if you decide to pick up a copy.

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  3. There are just too many pretty reads out there needing to be read. lol

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