Ode to a Warlock.

Dathan, Dathan,
You the Man!
What? A Warlock?
I don't give a Damn!

♥ Anything for you Dathan! ♥

"Golden-haired",
"Cherubic Features",
"Beautiful Eyes",
What more could I ask for?

♥ Darling Dathan~ ♥

"Regal Elegance"
"Splendid, Graceful creature".
So Why, Why, Why are you,
Just a secondary Character?

♥ My hero! Dathan! ♥

Valerian doubled-crossed you?
But it's not the End!
If I can will myself into a book character,
I would have married you just Then.

♥ Dathan! I'm your human mate! ♥

And In Book 4,
You so filled my life!
But I got stumped at the end...
Where's Book 5?



♥ I love you Dathan! ♥

Where I get my name from..

I want to be Fancy because I love Jeff Corbin.

There're many, many moments where he could have been more thoughtful of course...

But I still love Jeff Corbin dammit!

More than loving a McCloud?

Maybe.

Well, at least I don't have to be traumatised by psychotic killers before I have my happy ending. I just have to own a rabbit (I love animals), and dress in a star-sprangled dress (no problemo), do some magic tricks (no sweat), and be alone in a hot-air balloon screaming for my life. Anything for you Jeff baby!

Yup, definately better then facing psychotic killers.

I've got 3 new books. So drum roll please.

Buying new books every week is really a bad habit. I feel guilty when paying for them at the cashier. But after I tuck them comfortably on my shelf, I felt a great sense of satisfaction (got-my-hands-on-them kind of satisfaction) followed by dread real quick after realising how many books I have in my TBR pile.

I know of others with a hundred books waiting to be read. Mine is peanuts compared to them. But for my standards, having more then 5 currently and knowing that there will be more books coming and no time to read them -- sucks.

Anyway, Introducing my three new books:

I just realised I got Viva Las Bad Boys! (also by HelenKay Dimon) on 9th Aug 2006 (which is Singapore's birthday!) I got this book, Your Mouth Drives Me Crazy, on 8th Aug 2007. So it's just a day short of a year. Damn. I really hate waiting. But luckily her next book is released on March 2008.

But isn't that like, 7 months later? Damn.

Next!

Perfect Kisses! I love both Susan Johnson's & Sylvia Day's writings, and as for Noelle Mack, I'm still reserving judgment. I've got one of her book, Three published under Aphrodisia.

I do like Three and had enjoyed reading it. I only didn't like the fact that the hero and heroine didn't get married, though they did pledge to stay together. I'm all for marriages and having babies in the endings.

Next!

I wonder anyone remembered this page I created. It's about the title Sun, Sand, Sex. I checked back the newly-revamped Kensington page here, and they amended the title (correctly) with the comma instead of the "and" (as in Sand, Sand and Sex). But the kept the wrong spelling of Jennifer Apodaca's name!

Jennifer Apodaca and Shelly Laurenston are new to me. I can't wait to read Linda Lael Miller's story! She's one of my very first romance authors and I've enjoyed most of the books she have written. It's been quite a while since I last read her work.

Sun, Sand ("," or "and") Sex?

Aha!

I found something questionable on the Kensington website.

Sun, Sand, Sex is the title on the cover of this definately-a-must-buy June '07 Brava release (by Linda Lael Miller, Jennifer Apodaca, and Shelly Laurenston. Please see supporting image as of below:

But wait! On this kensington page, the title is indicated as Sun, Sand And Sex above the ISBN. (Note that the comma after Sand is replace by an And.) Evidence as below :

Yes, I have nothing better to do at this darn moment.

Updated: I just realised that Jennifer Apodaca's name is spelt wrongly too! Shame!

Just Kate.

... As he peels back the layers of the betrayal, blind ambition and greed that have clouded her life, Sean finds the greatest gift of all --- just Kate.

I love this part of the blurb of Linda Lael Miller's Just Kate.

I finished the book yesterday, I love it! But absolutely nothing beats her Corbin series.

My favourite part of the book is when Sean landed his mini plane in the middle of nowhere just because he wanted to make love to Kate.

A longer description: They where going on a trip to somewhere with Sean piloting the plane, and they were getting hanky-panky but the flying is getting to long (hours) so Sean just couldn't wait any longer & thus stops the plane in the middle nowhere.

I love most of Linda Lael Miller's heros. They are soooo spontaneous!