Amika

the couch with lots of pillows, a blanket & my dogs.

How many books to you keep on the to be read (TBR) bookshelf? Do you limit the number of TBR book you obtain? I usually try not to keep more than 30 paperbacks waiting on my to be read shelf. I have a very small house (by US standards) & it's so easy to let the TBR books get out of control & mound up. What do you do?

Just a suggestion - if you wanted more than one. If you know someone in the states - have them go to the store & buy the books. Then have them mail the books using US Postal Service flat rate boxes. (See small flat rate) http://shop.usps.com/wcsstore/PostalStore/upload/htm/priority_mail_holiday/ You can pack the box full & still get shipping for the price of one book through Barnes & Noble.

The woman looked completely out of place in her pristine white blouse and tailored ivory pants. Midnight Rising - Lara Adrian

Sounds like a great book. I saw several other reviews saying it was amazing. I just ordered it on my paperback swap site.

"I stood in the shadows of a deserted shop front across from The Blood and Brew Pub, trying not to be obvious as I tugged my black leather pants back up where they belonged." Kim Harrison - Dead Witch Walking

I've read this series. I enjoyed each book & always look forward to the next book release in this series. The Black Dagger Brotherhood (J. R Ward) books are quite popular her in the US. Another author Gena Showalter has a similar series, but instead of vampires they are men possessed by demons. This series is Lords of the Underworld (which I don't think is as good as the Black Dagger Brotherhood).

I'm starting Kim Harrison's Dead Witch Walking. *crossing fingers that it turns into a favorite series*

I have finished the 1st book and I'm 1/2 way thru the 2nd book. I even got my mother hooked on it.

Hi I'm from Detroit Michigan USA. Looks like this forum has a little bit of everyone!

Hello Book Club Forum members! I'm looking forward to learning about new authors and books and getting to know different perspectives. I typically read sci-fi and fantasy novels, but I'm open to other genres. Thanks for accepting my registration.

Hello everyone This is my first post. I've found a (light) series that I really like. I loved reading these because they let my job pressure drift from my mind. These books are more of a light-hearted casual story than a hard core mystery. Madelyn Alt - Bewitching Mystery series 1 Trouble with Magic 2 A Charmed Death 3 Hex Marks the Spot 4 No Rest for the Wiccan 5 Where There's a Witch I was hoping someone else has read them.