Tome Thursday: Talking Sense

Hello everyone!

I can finally close the lid on yet another Serenity Woods book trilogy!

I'm feeling quite proud of myself, as this one actually sat on my TBR shelf for a little while because, for some odd reason or another, I just never got around to it.

And then once I sat on my behind and paged over all the leaves, well, I realized why I keep coming back to this author.

It's not that there aren't a couple of glitches along the way, obviously.

Every author has THOSE.

It's how Ms Woods manages those glitches and ends up creating not only perfectly acceptable happily ever afters, but even more perfectly acceptable characters that are flawed but who make my heart just feel all toasty and warm inside.

Without further ado, allow me to review Talking Sense.

Tome Thursday: Making Sense

Hello everyone!

If you're looking at the nifty Goodreads gadget I have here to the side of the blog, you're probably thinking: gee, it's taking her a LONG time (and I mean, super extra long) to read some of these books that aren't even two hundred pages long.

This is also me cheerfully ignoring the fact that I really need to buckle down on the Plantagenet book, too.

But yes, sometimes, you'll see a book on my 'currently reading' list that I add on there so I don't forget, but then I don't actually sit down and read it before some time has passed.

This was what happened with Making Sense.

Serenity Woods still remains my favourite contemporary romance author (even with a supernatural twist!), but somehow I got sidetracked reading everything else except this particular book.

Then again, when I did open it up, I finished it in about two hours. 

Tome Thursday: An Uncommon Sense

Hello everyone!

I've started yet another book trilogy to read and review for you, although granted I'm sure many of you have already read these. Or maybe not. If not, I hope you give them a try!

Serenity Woods is, as per usual, one of my favourite go-to authors when I need a HEA and just to spend a few hours immersed in a different life than my own. It's kind of funny in a way, and maybe kind of sad too, but it is what it is.

I'll admit that I've had her Sensual Healing trilogy on my computer in electronic version for a while, but never actually got around to reading it. I was always either too busy, or it didn't spark my interest, or something else came along and distracted me.

But when you're digging through old files and find books like these, well, you just have to read them at some point, right? Right.

So let's begin where you usually would: at the beginning, with An Uncommon Sense.