Showing posts with label MM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MM. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2011

"Musing Mondays"


This week’s musing hosted by Miz B at Should Be Reading asks…
What are you most excited about reading, right now? (can be a book you’re currently enjoying, or a book that’s yet to be published, etc.)






I am looking forward to Nicholas Sparks new book "The Best of Me" to be released on October 11, 2011. 






This week I am enjoying Ella Barrick's book "Quickstep to Murder" a little cozy mystery. 

Sunday, September 25, 2011

"Musing Mondays"


 This week’s musing hosted my MizB asks…
What does it take for you to give up on a book you’re reading?
 I was reading a series, and it just seemed to be repeating the same old storyline, with the same characters. Oh there were some new clients to work for but it just seemed to me the story was the same as all the ones before it. The book was "Finger Lickin' Good" by Janet Evanovich. I got discussed after 63 pages, and never finished the book.


I gave up on another book, "Town In A Lobster Stew" by B.B. Haywood. I got over half of the book read, and went to the last few chapters and read them to see who did it and why. It just had to much unnecessary filler, and I said enough is enough. 


If I am reading a book and it gets all trashy, steamy, and hot in the romance department, I give that book a pitch into the trash where it belongs and never finish reading it. I hate smut books. I don't care how great the storyline is, I still hate the smut and pitch it. I guess that about covers my reasons to give up on books I am reading.

Monday, May 9, 2011

"Musing Mondays"

This week’s musing hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading asks…


Do you ever find scenes from previous books you’ve read popping into your head at random times? If so, does it bother you? If it doesn’t happen to you, why do you think that is?


WOW!!! This is a new thought to me, I can't say that scenes from previous books  have ever popped into my head. Why? I don't know, I guess I don't have a very wild imagination.  I can't say I've ever thought about this, or heard it happening to anyone before.


How about you, does your imagination play scenes from previous books you've read pop into your head at random?