The Mating Game: A New Romance Novel from the British Women's Chess Champion
Jovanka Houska and James Essinger
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Meet Ivana ('call me Vanny') Jones, a sexy, beautiful, warm-hearted professional chess-player. She...
This Is How You Lose Her
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Jaime Hernandez-deemed "one of the twentieth century's most significant comic creators" -has...
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She likes a drink. Everyone has a problem. Hannah is seventeen. A drink makes her feel better. For a...
City of the Dead: A Claire Dewitt Mystery
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New Orleans, and Vic Willing, Assistant District Attorney for the prosecutors' office, has been...
Al Pacino: In Films and on Stage
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One of our most passionate and gifted actors, Al Pacino has been riveting audiences for decades with...
The Icecreamists: Boutique Ice Creams and Other Guilty Pleasures to Make and Enjoy at Home
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Infamous creators of the Sex Bomb and Baby Googoo - The Icecreamists are passionate about ice cream...
Women Who Run with the Wolves: Contacting the Power of the Wild Woman
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"Women Who Run With The Wolves is a gift of profound insight, wisdom and love. An oracle from one...
Charlotte (184 KP) rated The Little Morgen (Fairytales of the Myth #2) in Books
Apr 11, 2021
I should have realised from the first book that this would be a loose look at the little mermaid......I didn't though. This is no sweet story, and the only song you'll find is a siren song luring men to their deaths.
Loss is the catalyst for The Little Morgen, both Thalliya and Ragnor experience it and are thrown together because of it.......and yet again the Gods have their hands in what unfolds.
I really liked that there are links between the first book and this but the epilogue was bittersweet for me. So I'm hoping the next book will again have links and that I'll find something nice in that link.
As with the first this is dark with a bit of passionate sex and plenty of death.
Kim Pook (101 KP) rated Dolly Parton: Here I am (2019) in Movies
Sep 20, 2020
From the moment she is on screen she comes across as very likeable and down to earth, she even makes fun of her plastic surgery which sadly has ruined her looks, but we all know it's what's inside that counts.
She's definitely passionate about her work and very political, she also seems to be a very private person. The documentary has interviews with a few big names including Kylie minogue and Jane fonda but nobody had any dirt or juicy gossip, in fact this is the only documentary I've watched so far where's there's been nothing negative about the celeb. It does leave you wanting to know more.
Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Champion in Books
Sep 5, 2019
I wanted them to figure out the Republic/Colonies argument but at the same time I wasn't that bothered. I didn't even read it all, I skimmed a lot of it near the end. The only thing I truly felt passionate about was that Commander Jameson had to die and I read that bit in detail.
The other thing that kinda threw me a bit was when Day woke up near the end and didn't remember some things. I felt a little cheated. Ten years? Really?
Ugh. Not sure if I'll read other books by the author at this point.