I'm soo happy.

It's so gorgeous. I can almost eat it.

I was soo happy seeing this book at Borders in the flesh! (Or in the paper or pulp wateva) I fell in love with it ever since seeing it on this Spice Tea Party blog post. But OMG holding it in my hands, hugging it to my heaving bosom, I've never felt so much love for a book. I eat book covers for breakfast.

The Edge of Impropriety @ Amazon. Visit Pam Rosenthal.

And also this:



I can't belive it, I've got TWO - count it - not one, but TWO Christie Ridgway books in my TBR. How to Knit a Wild Bikini & Unravel Me. How COOL is that.



I love Christie Ridgway's books. LOVE them. LOOVVEE THEM ALLL.

Third in this Knitting Trilogy is Dirty Sexy Knitting coming June '09. Damn love them all.

Just Stunning.

Seen the awsome / beautiful / oh-my-god-nothing-can-beat-this cover of Pam Rosenthal's up coming novel?

Click click on the screenshot to go to The Spiced Tea Party blog post.

To quote Pam Rosenthal herself, it is devilish pretty. I conclude that this is the best cover of the year 2008. Somebody just try to beat that.

The Slightest Provocation.

I finshed reading it and I loved it.

Sorry Politics, you guys are just not for me. As the story touches on you, I always have to re-read paragraphs a couple of times to understand you. I could skip all parts about you, but then I really want to understand the story to it fullest. Seriously, we just don't get along well. It's horrible.

But luckily, you guys did not one bit ruin my enjoyment of the romance going on.

Kudos to Pam Rosenthal.

Check out the news, reviews, whatever, on the author's website, especially the excerpt. It's one of my favorite part of the story. It's sweet, Mary and Kit, the way they think of each other, the way they still love each other. It just shows in all their thoughts, in everything they do. Yes I love their thoughts, love reading about their past. I love how the story flows. It's so differrent from other novels I read. You either love this book or hate it. And I love it. It's so hard to explain. It's so special! , everything! I love their carriage ride scene at the end, especially Mary and Kit's enticipation to it. It's so sexy, it's kinda romantic in a way.

Note: Post subject to edits. I trying hard to put my love for this book into words.

Why can't there be more historial romances like this?