Camy Tang/Camille Elliot discussion

I just finished this Regency romance yesterday! It was a really sweet romance (not Christian, but clean). The characters were a bit young--heroine is 19? 21? and hero is only about 23. I would definitely recommend this for any teenage historical romance lovers--the dialogue and emotions seemed very YA to me, in a funny and sweet way.

What are you reading?

Right now I'm reading these two:

I'm on book 44 of the 72 Harlequin NASCAR series books I'm reading. Risky Moves by Gina Wilkins.

still on the same book as last week.

Wow, Judy, that's a huge series. Do you ever want to stop and read another type? Do you read another type at the same time?

Barbara wrote: "Wow, Judy, that's a huge series. Do you ever want to stop and read another type? Do you read another type at the same time?"

I've been reading about 2 a day and some are connected so it's been fun to read them together. I do get proofreading jobs in between and so I go from NASCAR to historical and/or paranormal. I am trying to read books so I can ebay them and get them out of the house although, it's easier said than done. Even though I don't have time for reading a 2nd time, it's sad to let them go.

Barbara wrote: "Right now I'm reading these two:



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I heard that Lynn Austin book was REALLY good!

Judy wrote: "I'm on book 44 of the 72 Harlequin NASCAR series books I'm reading. Risky Moves by Gina Wilkins."

Wow you're racing along!

Ausjenny wrote: "still on the same book as last week."

How're you feeling, Jenny? I hope you're slowly healing!

Judy wrote: "I've been reading about 2 a day and some are connected so it's been fun to read them together. I do get proofreading jobs in between and so I go from NASCAR to historical and/or paranormal. I am trying to read books so I can ebay them and get them out of the house although, it's easier said than done. Even though I don't have time for reading a 2nd time, it's sad to let them go. "

WOW you read fast! I can relate about trying to get them out of the house, though. I'm doing that for my paperback historical novels that I got from thrift stores and garage sales. I've collected so many (and I keep adding to them!) that I don't have shelf space anymore, so I've been trying to read them to give them away again. Most of my Christian novels are on ebook so I've been reading more nonChristian lately.

Hi Camy I feel great the wrist is finally improving. I just am tired at night which is when I did all my reading. I read more in the warmer weather. I hope to read more tomorrow when I am on bookshop. I have 3 to read in about 4 weeks.

Now I'm reading Extreme Caution by Jean Brashear.

Ausjenny wrote: "Hi Camy I feel great the wrist is finally improving. I just am tired at night which is when I did all my reading. I read more in the warmer weather. I hope to read more tomorrow when I am on booksh..."

You can do it! I'll be praying for your wrist, too!

Judy wrote: "Now I'm reading Extreme Caution by Jean Brashear."

You're really flying through those! When do you think you'll finish?

Now I'm on Checkered Past by Abby Gaines. There are 22 books left in the Series after this one I'm almost done with. So I read 50 in 36 days. Thought I was reading faster than that. Oh that's right, I did some proofing in that time as well. No writing though.

I'm reading STRANDED by Dani Pettrey.

Over the Wall by Dorien Kelly

Judy wrote: "Now I'm on Checkered Past by Abby Gaines. There are 22 books left in the Series after this one I'm almost done with. So I read 50 in 36 days. Thought I was reading faster than that. Oh that's right..."

OMG you read like a fiend! Gosh I wish I could read that fast!

Julie wrote: "I'm reading STRANDED by Dani Pettrey."

Haha I just bought that on Nookbook!

No Holds Barred by Marisa Carroll

Judy wrote: "No Holds Barred by Marisa Carroll"
Only 20 books left in the series before I have to get back to real life and start writing.

I'm currently reading and enjoying it!

I wish I could read more than one book every 3 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!

I just finished a wonderful romance/suspense/action novel, 'Angel Falls' by Connie Mann. I highly recommend it for all adults and older YA. I would be great for book club's reading and discussion.

Running Wide Open by Ken Casper

I am now reading Debbie Macomber's country brides. Next one will be " the honeymoon house" by grace Livingston hill

I started this morning

Beth wrote: "I started this morning"
I keep seeing this on my review list but, it looks good but I've been trying not to add anything to my reading list.

I actually won a copy from Waterbrook! Otherwise I wouldn't be reading it :) Not because it doesn't sound great but because I have a huge pile of books to read and i'm running out space!

I'm about halfway through . and I love it!

Banking On Hope by Maggie Price. Only 13 books left to read after this one, in the NASCAR series.

I just finished reading The Difference Between Night and Day by Melissa Turner Lee.

The Comeback by Abby Gaines

Reading Moonlight Masquerade

Camy you emailed me on July 2nd that I was one of the winners of your novel FORMULA FOR DANGER and I both emailed you back and left a message on your Facebook page confirming my address, but I haven't got a reply back. When I get the novel, it is the next one I am digging into :-)!

Reading Trouble in Store

Judy wrote: "Only 20 books left in the series before I have to get back to real life and start writing. "

Wow you are really flying through that series! We'll throw a virtual party here when you're done. :)

Angie wrote: "I'm currently reading and enjoying it!"

Wow, I've never heard about the Ten Thousand Islands, is that a real place off of Florida or is that made up for the book?

Ausjenny wrote: "I wish I could read more than one book every 3 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!"

You'll get better soon, Jenny!!! (((hugs)))

Beth wrote: "I started this morning"

I love Meg Moseley! She did a great historical novel on Jane Austen that I loved.

Barbara wrote: "I'm about halfway through . and I love it!"

Yay!!! Thanks Barbara!

Jan wrote: "I just finished reading The Difference Between Night and Day by Melissa Turner Lee."

Looks neat! That cover is great!

LAWonder10 wrote: "I just finished a wonderful romance/suspense/action novel, 'Angel Falls' by Connie Mann. I highly recommend it for all adults and older YA. I would be great for book club's reading and discussion."

I saw you recommended that to me! Sounds like a great romantic suspense!

Terri wrote: "I am now reading Debbie Macomber's country brides. Next one will be " the honeymoon house" by grace Livingston hill"

Ooooh I love Grace Livingston Hill! I'm so thrilled that Barbour is reissuing her books! I got Crimson Roses and Rainbow Cottage on Nookbook!

Miranda wrote: "Reading Moonlight Masquerade"

I just got a copy of that at BEA last month! I can't wait to read it!

Kim wrote: "Camy you emailed me on July 2nd that I was one of the winners of your novel FORMULA FOR DANGER and I both emailed you back and left a message on your Facebook page confirming my address, but I hav..."

I'm so glad you posted on Facebook about your email! I found it in my spam folder and I just emailed you back!

Sandra wrote: "Reading Trouble in Store"

LOVE love love Carol Cox! Thanks for the interview on your blog today, Sandra!

Now I am reading To trust a friend by Lynn Bulock.

I remember reading that book! I liked it!

would you believe i have not read anything (book wise) since last Wed! I want to read but then I dont if that makes sense. I really do want to read some of the books I have but I just dont have the energy to sit down and actually read.
maybe when i injured my wrist it shorted my reading gene for a better word. on the waiting list for an appointment. Got the letter to say I am not on the waiting list but could be 6 or more months I need that appointment now!