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My new boyfriend bought me this to read. Should I be worried?
Love this book.
I’m reading Larry McMurtry, A Life. Then I’m going to read Lonesome Dove for the third time. The. I might watch the miniseries again!
Tintinnabulation - first place (Free Spirit)
Comet Q - second place (Quick and Risqué Sex)
Amnesia - third place (Le Noir Erotique)
I am reading "The Egyptian" by Mika Waltari. It has been a long time since a book drew me so completely into the world it portrays, in this case ancient Egypt. One of those rare books that I don't want to end.
Wellness, by Nathan Hill. Great read, kind of a David Foster Wallace vibe about it
Tintinnabulation - first place (Free Spirit)
Comet Q - second place (Quick and Risqué Sex)
Amnesia - third place (Le Noir Erotique)
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Love this book.
I’m reading Larry McMurtry, A Life. Then I’m going to read Lonesome Dove for the third time. The. I might watch the miniseries again!
I've watched the series twice and I own the complete Deadwood series, totally love that!
I just published a new story, https://www.lushstories.com/stories/reluctance/naked-and-afraid A wife is home alone when two criminals break in to rob her. She's afraid and that's when it gets interesting A super story full of great sex, with a BDSM slant, that will hold your interest.
An oldie but goodie, https://www.lushstories.com/stories/monster-sex/the-emerald-lagoon An Editor's Pick from a comp a couple of years ago.
If you enjoy either, please comment. My ego needs a boost, ha! Thanks.
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I'm starting tonight! Just one episode a night to stretch it out over the weekend.
If you haven't read the book, it's SO GOOD! A Great American Novel.
Tintinnabulation - first place (Free Spirit)
Comet Q - second place (Quick and Risqué Sex)
Amnesia - third place (Le Noir Erotique)
“Verses for the Dead”, Preston & Child
Anything by James Lee Burke.
Anything by Anne Rice
Recently completed "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" by Louis de Bernières (1994).
One the better novels I have read, it is set on the Greek island of Cephalonia during World War 2.
"It seemed like a nice neighborhood to have bad habits in.” Raymond Chandler
Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck (tr. Michael Hofmann). It's a novel I wish friends would read so I could talk to them about it. Now I have all these thoughts about the book and no one to share them with.
