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CynDC
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Mehso-so

Read this book in dutch. It wasn't the best translation. Poor storyline. Expected more from this.

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AileenRR
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Pickpick

Probably my favorite of the series, but maybe that‘s not saying much. Good and happy ending, though 😊

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AileenRR
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Pickpick

I felt very meh about this heroine. She was perfectly nice, but there wasn‘t anything special or memorable about her. Which makes it weird that that‘s exactly what I liked about the hero: he‘s just a nice, regular guy. I guess I have different standards for romance heros and heroines. I hope that‘s not a bad thing 🤔

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AileenRR
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Pickpick

A friend thought that Kat was too cool to be relatable, but I thought she was a fun change from the other girls 😊

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AileenRR
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Pickpick

Second book in the series. Better than the 1st, but there are inconsistencies in the timeline.

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AileenRR
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Pickpick

The good: men who sing and play the guitar are so sexy 🔥 Not so good: the name of the restaurant (Seduction), the hero‘s pet name for the heroine (Sweetness), dumb break up (poor communication 👎🏽), and the song the hero wrote for the heroine (it was actually recorded and it is so BORING). I do like the relationship between the 5 women, 6 if you include their beautician. Is that a word that‘s still used?

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LibrarianChels
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Pickpick

This month‘s Cookbook Club read looks thorough and delicious. It even includes wine pairings! I can wait to start experimenting.

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CourtSmall
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#104-105of 2018 (I've read way more than that but don't always make a note)
Fusion series is about a group of female friends that run a successful business together and their quests to find love.
#romanscy #series

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jpmcwisemorgan
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FlowerFairy 😍 7y
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LiterRohde
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“It was on the moral side, and in my own person, that I learned to recognise the thorough and primitive duality of man; I saw that, of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both...”

#QuotsyJune18 | 15: #Fusion

📷: Made with Typorama

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