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fleaJudith mcNaught, Every Breath You Take (2005). Contemporary romance. Whitney My Love and Almost Heaven were two of the first romance novels I ever read, when I was in college, and I don't think I'd read any McNaught since. It was interesting to see how consistent her characters are - the hero always conficted and dark, the heroine with an innocence (despite in this case, said innocence being rather improbable). This was competently done but nothing spectacular - I took it out of the donations box for giveaway reading at work, remembering Almost Heaven, which I loved, and will return it there.
My real dilemma is, do I add it to my LibraryThing list or not? I think I do, tagged "read don't own", with a link here for the review.
I am unburying my desk, to make way for the financial paperwork I'll have to do later. I have also washed dishes, done laundry, and cleaned up child toy disaster. And eaten ice cream. Everyone else is still asleep.
My real dilemma is, do I add it to my LibraryThing list or not? I think I do, tagged "read don't own", with a link here for the review.
I am unburying my desk, to make way for the financial paperwork I'll have to do later. I have also washed dishes, done laundry, and cleaned up child toy disaster. And eaten ice cream. Everyone else is still asleep.