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Rose’s List of Top Ten Books That Will Make You Swoon:
Julie’s List of Top Ten Books That Will Make You Swoon: 
Thanks for the list. I’m always looking for new things to read. I haven’t read any of those book either. #SITSBlogging
Hope you can find one you like, Kathleen.
Thanks for the list! I read so much nonfiction that I never have time to sit down to a nice fiction book. I need to make time for a great book to get lost in 🙂
I wish there were more time to get lost books. Unfortunately every time I am just about “lost” in a good book, life finds me… or sleep. Sleep finds me a lot, too.
I’m looking forward to checking out some of these book recommendations! I love to read, but need to step outside of my “normal” go-to genres. Definitely will be checking out some of your other lists! -stopping by from the SITS girls
Thanks Kelly. It is always good to try something new. I hope you find a book you like!
I have not heard of any of these books. I’ll have to look them up!
Stopping by from SITS. Have a great week!
Thanks Julie for stopping by Julie!
I’m always on the hunt for a good book! 🙂 thanks for these kiss. I love your blog title, by the way. Very clever! 🙂 #SITSblogging
Thanks Julie! Thank you for stopping by!
I love to read, and my daughter and i are always looking for great books. Your list is right up our alley. I don’t love the romance novels my mother read, but you have a juicy list. I will definitely be following you. #SitsBlogging
Thanks Kia! I sometimes hate the term “Romance novels” because it paints a picture of bodice rippers or books that your mother read… but I tend to tell people I love reading character driven novels that tend to feature a love story… I am a sucker for a good love story.
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I get stuck in a rut with my reading and always pick the same type of books, I shall check out some of these swoon worthy books 🙂
I tend to read the same type of books, too. Sometimes I think it is good to break out and read something different.
Looks like some fabulous reads to check out! Thank you so much for sharing. Patience Bloom who is a Harlequin Editor just wrote a book about her own love story and it’s doing very well. It’s titled Romance is My Day Job. I can’t recommend yet as I haven’t read it but she’s very funny (I met her briefly at RWA). I always love seeing what others recommend. It’s the best form of finding your next book.
And that Karen is why I love blogging. It is really just an excuse to go hunting for that next great read!
One of my 14 for 2014 was to read more. Thank you for these lists! I’ll have to check some of these books out!
Hope you find one you enjoy!
Rose, I bought Pushing the Limits the other day and now I’m relaly excited to read it, everybody needs some swoon!
Julie, I read Beautiful Disaster a while ago but after read the companion yet, I seriously need to, urgently!
These are two great lists girls, and I think I’ll be seeing you again very soon, I love your blog! 🙂
Amanda
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Thanks Amanda! I hope you enjoy Noah and Echo’s story. comment back with what you thought of Pushing the Limits once you start/finish reading it.
You know, I don’t spend enough time reading stuff that is swoonable. I tend toward the informational but these titles, now they might be a good release from everything needing to be so darned serious and “important”!! LOL.
Visiting from #sitsblogging comment love tribe! Glad to “know” you, at least a little bit!
Yes! try reading something for the fun of the experience from time to time. If you try one of these and like it, comment back and let us know! Happy reading!
I feel like I keep seeing great things about Hopeless! Might need to check this one out.
Yes Kim. You need to read Hopeless. Like now. Like RIGHT now. Like start reading already!!!…………………………………………………………………………………okay what page you on?