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Sex and the Immortal Bad Boy is the first book that I’ve read by Stephanie Rowe. It’s actually #4 in her Immortally Sexy Series but I was able to follow the storyline even though I haven’t read the previous three books. I absolutely adored this story. As a reader who is new to paranormal romance, I am now hooked. The characters were unique and so funny. The romance between Jed and Paige was passionate and sexy. The writing was suspenseful, had a great flow to it and is exciting, and hilarious.
Sex and the Immortal Bad Boy is a fun exciting book that will take you away into Paige’s world. You will meet Satan, Angels, Shadow Warriors and Rivkas. They will take you away to Heaven and Hell and make you wish you had their special powers. Stephanie Rowe brings a fresh voice to paranormal romance with her characters and I look forward to more books by this author.
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DIVORCED, DESPERATE and DELICIOUS is hilarious, sexy, and absolutely mouth wateringly delicious! With snappy funny dialog, an eccentric cast of characters, talking appliances, steamy sexy scenes, and a sweet loveable heroine, this book has everything I could ask for. With a gorgeous book cover and a funny title, this book will definitely get noticed. Readers will quickly become so absorbed in the story that they will fly through the pages. I rarely rave about a book unless I absolutely love it, but this one is definitely worth it! I would compare this book to Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum series, but DIVORCED, DESPERATE and DELICIOUS is even funnier and a thousand times sexier.
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Sex & the Immortal Bad Boy
Rachael Dimond, October 7, 2007
Sex and the Immortal Bad Boy is the first book that I’ve read by Stephanie Rowe. It’s actually #4 in her Immortally Sexy Series but I was able to follow the storyline even though I haven’t read the previous three books. I absolutely adored this story. As a reader who is new to paranormal romance, I am now hooked. The characters were unique and so funny. The romance between Jed and Paige was passionate and sexy. The writing was suspenseful, had a great flow to it and is exciting, and hilarious.Sex and the Immortal Bad Boy is a fun exciting book that will take you away into Paige’s world. You will meet Satan, Angels, Shadow Warriors and Rivkas. They will take you away to Heaven and Hell and make you wish you had their special powers. Stephanie Rowe brings a fresh voice to paranormal romance with her characters and I look forward to more books by this author.
(2 of 4 readers found this comment helpful)
Divorced, Desperate and Delicious by Christie Craig
Rachael Dimond, September 24, 2007
DIVORCED, DESPERATE and DELICIOUS is hilarious, sexy, and absolutely mouth wateringly delicious! With snappy funny dialog, an eccentric cast of characters, talking appliances, steamy sexy scenes, and a sweet loveable heroine, this book has everything I could ask for. With a gorgeous book cover and a funny title, this book will definitely get noticed. Readers will quickly become so absorbed in the story that they will fly through the pages. I rarely rave about a book unless I absolutely love it, but this one is definitely worth it! I would compare this book to Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum series, but DIVORCED, DESPERATE and DELICIOUS is even funnier and a thousand times sexier.(8 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult
Rachael Dimond, September 23, 2007
This was the first Picoult book that I read. Some will love this book, others will hate it. It makes for a great book discussion though!(12 of 21 readers found this comment helpful)