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Escape Into Adventure, Romance, Suspense, and Magic This July

Find Your Perfect July Escape

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Sink your teeth into the first novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling Sookie Stackhouse seriesโ€”the books that gave life to the Dead and inspired the HBOยฎ original series True Blood.


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#1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown delivers a new signature sexy suspense about a detective seeking justice for his murdered wife with the help of a psychotherapistโ€ฆwhile fighting an undeniable attraction to her.


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Open the book. Enter the nightmare. Escape is no longer guaranteed.


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Under Wyoming skies, love doesn't care about titles.


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Family secrets, lost love, and a mystery hidden beneath the sea.


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The bear is unleashed. The danger is real. The attraction is impossible to resist.

Judith Quiroz

7 comments posted.

Re: Wolfishly Yours (11:53pm November 23, 2012):

I'd love an mp3 player to replace my old one. I miss not listening to music and audiobooks.

Re: Untamed (11:37pm November 23, 2012):

We had leftovers for lunch/brunch together at the table. I love my aunt and loved spending Thanksgiving with them. I'm sad my dad and her have grown apart. We'd also stay the night in my aunt's house. She had no guest rooms so we all slept in the living room. It was fun.

Re: Miss Hillary Schools a Scoundrel (2:32pm February 28, 2012):

Before schooling was for the rich or lucky. It elevated you. It might have meant skilled, having good manners and being acceptable to society. Modern people are more knowledgeable and education is encouraged. Slang and rude behavior is discouraged but more commonplace than it would have been a few decades ago. Now being schooled is more about completing tests and getting through the year.

Advancements through the years have helped build schools faster, making more of them accessible to the public. Mass printing and factories make learning tools easily available. Now having two notebooks is common, not a luxury. (That bit of knowledge is from my mom, who was lucky is she got one in the ranch she grew up in when she was in Mexico.) Technology has helped too. Electric lighting, computers, intercom systems.

Great blog post, I loved the puffy shirt tidbit. If there's some witty banter I'm in.

Re: Stud (11:12pm February 8, 2012):

I've never been movie fan, so I don't really know. The first Harry Potter is the only book to movie I've read/seen. I liked the movie, but the book was more fun to read in the dark before sleep.

Re: Hunter Of Shadows (11:17pm December 2, 2011):

I love surprises. I had some surprises in DreamFever and Shadow fever by Karen M Moning. I haven't watched many movies, so none there. Ooh and Richelle Mead's Vampire academy series. I have Masked by moonlight in my book crate. =D I'm adding it to my read sooner pile.

Re: Embrace The Highland Warrior (3:46pm November 1, 2011):

I usually find the night peaceful. It's the only time of the day I can actually concentrate enough and read. So, it's a good time for me. But if I have to move around at night, to use the bathroom or something, the shadows do scare me.

Re: Flawless (9:34pm October 20, 2011):

I do think bad boys can be redeemed. But abuse or cheating is a line they shouldn't cross.

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