For those of you who love Sarah Addison Allen, she has just released her new book Sugar Queen. Although Ms. Allen is not technically a romance novelist, my romance reading friends still loved her first book Garden Spells. I haven’t read it yet, but a beautiful hardback copy is calling my name from the very top of my "to be read" pile.
Mountain Express, an independent newspaper out of North Carolina has an interesting article about Ms. Allen . And for those of you in the Asheville area, she will be signing on today at 7 pm at the Barnes and Noble.
Did you read Garden Spells? What did you think? What about Sugar Queen?
Showing posts with label favorite novels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label favorite novels. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Favorites and Old Stand-bys
There are just some books that I refuse to part with...like trusty friends and comfort food, I can always turn to them in times of trouble. I know which one I need based on the mood I am experiencing at that particular moment. I am going to date myself a bit here, but what the heck!
Perfect by Judith McNaught is one of my earliest romance novel reading memories. I caress the worn cover tenderly and seek out my favorite scenes when I yearn for simpler times.
Outlander by Diana Galbadon is the book I grab when I need some adventure and the resulting appreciation of my "less-complicated-than-Claire's-life" sigh of relief.
I reach for Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series when I need a snappy, smart-ass, take no prisoners jolt out of my suburban wife and mother doldrums.
Charm School by Susan Wiggs always reminds me that it is never to late to change and embrace the person you want to be.
Kelly Arden at Romance Roundtable has another great list organized by storylines. Check it out for inspiration!
Post some comments and let me know your favorite go-to romance guys and girls.
Perfect by Judith McNaught is one of my earliest romance novel reading memories. I caress the worn cover tenderly and seek out my favorite scenes when I yearn for simpler times.
Outlander by Diana Galbadon is the book I grab when I need some adventure and the resulting appreciation of my "less-complicated-than-Claire's-life" sigh of relief.
I reach for Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series when I need a snappy, smart-ass, take no prisoners jolt out of my suburban wife and mother doldrums.
Charm School by Susan Wiggs always reminds me that it is never to late to change and embrace the person you want to be.
Kelly Arden at Romance Roundtable has another great list organized by storylines. Check it out for inspiration!
Post some comments and let me know your favorite go-to romance guys and girls.
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