I am definitely going to check these out. So far I have read two true crime and one Oprah book club.
Amazon recommended a male/male pirate romance by someone named Kiera Andrews. I thought "a new one from her!She's good!". It was kindle unlimited so I signed up for the free trial. When I finished, I wanted to see if she had anything else new As I was looking through, I realized I had never read her before, and then I remembered that there was a Kiera Andrews way back when I was still track g her only and printing out fix who wrote 2 of my favorite Pacey/ Joey Dawson's Creek fics! they disappeared without a trace
Probably 15 years Ago! I wonder if It is the same person?
Sophia, you are thinking of Kate Andrews. I think she *might* be the same person who was svilleficrecs on LJ, whom I used to have on my Flist way back when I was active, but not 100% sure. She was great at writing some scorching UST if I recall.
Yes! that is right! I am so bad with names. I am glad it lead me to this romance author because she is good too. But I did love those fics and wish I saved the printouts!
I was hoping you would show up. I miss the days when I knew I would love anything you recommended.
Hahaha, I used to read a lot more fic, both in volume and scope, back then. Dawson's Creek fanfic, oh man. I feel so old. :))
I am looking for recommendations for a children's classic (pre 1980).
The Phantom Tollbooth
The Great Brain
A Summer To Die
Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry
It's Like This, Cat
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Kiera Andrew's work sounded interesting, so I went to check it out. There's a novella of hers currently available for free if anyone wants to give her work a try: [link]
It's 18th c Canadian wilderness rather than pirates, but it's still M/M.
I got a call from my uncle this morning thanking me for the books I sent to my cousin and her kids. He said I managed to replace some of the favorites that were lost in the fire. So excellent advice, people! Thank you!
Yay, aurelia! That's lovely.
Hail and Farewell, Ursula.
this one hurts a lot.
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