Try Scandal by Amanda Quick. It made me laugh, and I'm hard to get a laugh out of. It is also filled with romance and ironic plot twists.

Own it. And most other Amanda Quicks. Jayne Anne Krentz (Amanda Quick, Jayne Castle) is one of my favorites, along with Jennifer Crusie and Jane Heller.

Welcome Lizzie. Congrats on your new business - that certainly takes a lot of courage! I love audio books - they're great for a busy lifestyle. I listen to them on the way to and from work and also when I excercise - I'm able to "read" a lot of books I wouldn't otherwise have time for.

Do you think these are something that a jaded adult would enjoy? I find the whole teenage angst genre rather tedious now that I am well past my teenage years, but I have been hearing some very good things about the Hunger Games series. I may have to give them a try.

And 100% of people disbelieve in most of the world's Gods and religious claims -- the one they were born into happens to be an exception. Believers should reflect on that fact, and yet they rarely do. What if we HAVE reflected on that and still choose to believe? What if we have chosen not to belie...

Welcome to Temptation by Jennifer Crusie - absolutely hilarious and plenty of plot twists

The House on Tradd Street by Karen White - well, written, a good plot, but the story dragged. B-

My heart flutters when I come home and my husband has been cleaning and Lemon Pinesol is the first thing I smell when I walk through the door.

Welcome Kay. Blessed be.

Nice to meet you.

I have a nook from Barnes & Noble - at the time I got it, I could download adobe epub books from my library for use on the nook, but not the Kindle. They now have Kindle compatible books from the library, so check with your local library to see if they offer this service. In any case, I find tha...