ClaireC

@seekjustice They’re probably the least romance-y of any romance novels you could ever read.  Like I said, they’re more about families than romance, usually.  Or at least half and half.

You could always try one of her stand alone novels, and then if you didn’t like it you could get out of awkward conversations by just saying, “I probably read t…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well, I’ve never dared them, partly because they’re the Christian staples and I don’t want to offend anyone by saying I didn’t like them 😛

How’s things?

@seekjustice Hey, I’m here for a few minutes.

Well…Janette Oke’s books are not “mushy”.  They’re more family books, with the romance there just as part of the life story.  Especially in the Love Comes Softly series.  I think probably half of her books start with the couple already married, and a lot of them are more about siblings caring for ea…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Ah, that’s a relief!

Do you think I’ve read Janette Oke? Me, who rather….dislikes, shall we say, romance? No, I haven’t 😛

@catwing I know you’ve read the Love Comes Softly series, though.  Isn’t my memory good? 😛  So, that should prove you don’t dislike romance too much.  But that’s what you said anyway. 😉

@seekjustice Don’t worry, I haven’t disintegrated.  I’m busy right now, though.  Might be around in an hour or so, or might go to sleep.  I’ll let you know…[Read more]

@catwing Very true. But still, who says no to free books?

Goodnight! Oh yes, I feel a bit the same about romance. 😀

@catwing

Look me in the eyes and tell me that you don’t 😛

@rochellaine Are you around this afternoon/evening? I feel like maybe you disintegrated or something.

@catwing I look forward to it!

@catwing

I’ll have to check your profile out!

I’d love to be an ARC reader if you get published this year. 😀

@catwing

Awesome! What’s your pinterest name?

Is this Finding Secrets? If so, its definitely the sort of book I would have liked a few years ago. I haven’t read anything like it in a while so I’m not sure if I’d still like that style.

Pretty good. I’ve lost my voice and have a cough, but its pretty good. I’ll survive.

@catwing How’s things?

@catwing Hey!

@rochellaine

You around? I’ll be here for half an hourish.

@Alia

Whheeee there are some good ones over here. Cliches are so fun to pick on. Some in my list are similar to ones already listed, ’cause I wrote it before I read the thread. I think I’ll change my stuff to the bullet-point method I’m seeing though as it looks way easier to digest than how I wrote my thing.

• Damsel in distress
• opposite…

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@catwing Awesome! 🙂

@rochellaine Yup, on Lulu! 😀 I have quite a TBR, but I’ll let you know when I start reading it. And when I finish it, I’ll probably post a review on Lulu and/or Goodreads. 🙂

@jenwriter17 Oh, oh!!  Haha, I just remembered, I was looking through our sales a few days ago and saw that I’d sold one of those.  I was quite surprised, since the only links are from the ministry website, so people are looking for my parents’ books, not mine.

Now the mystery is solved! 😀

@jenwriter17 Oh…oh my. 😛  How in the world did you find that??

Ohh…from the ministry website’s page on Lulu?

I hope you like it okay!  The beginning (first several chapters) is very boring and forgettable.  But if you can get past that, it gets a little better.  😉

Wow, you’ll be the first person on KP who has read that! 😀 This is exc…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I like the poem too. It’s one of my favourites to recite and when we visited Barcoo I couldn’t stop myself, because everytime I hear the word Barcoo it gets stuck in my head. It’s “A Bush Christening” by Banjo Paterson, if you’re interested.

Okay dokey

Good night!