Tuesday, September 1, 2009

August 2009 Roundup

Books Finished: 19

Favorite August Book:


I've been hearing great things about Julie James' romances all around the blogosphere lately, so I decided to give her a try - even though I'm not usually that fond of contemporaries and even though I've been trying to avoid the whole 'lawyer' thing post-bar exam.

And it definitely paid off. This is one of those books with hilarious snappy dialogue and great characters. I loved Taylor and how talented and driven she was. I loved Jason with all his movie-star cockiness getting a set-down. This is one of those romances that I would love to see as a movie. It was just sooo much fun!

How could you not love a romance where the heroine gets exasperated and says (in court!) "Call me when someone sees a penis.") :) (need a little context? Read the excerpt)


Books Read:
2. The Book of Fate - Brad Meltzer
3. The Dust of 100 Dogs - A.S. King
4. The Maze Runner - James Dashner
5. Nur der normale Wahnsinn - Sina Sol (review in German on LT)
6. The Reluctant God - Pamela F. Service
7. False Impression - Jeffrey Archer
10. Mieses Karma - David Safier (review in German on LT)
11. The Associate - John Grisham
12. The Rules of Gentility - Janet Mullany
13. Pickpocket Countess - Bronwyn Scott
14. The Teashop Girls - Laura Schaefer
15. My Soul to Lose - Rachel Vincent
16. The Juliet Club - Suzanne Harper
17. Running Out of Time - Margaret Peterson Haddix
18. And Only to Deceive - Tasha Alexander
19. How To Tame a Modern Rogue - Diane Holquist

4 comments:

austenfan said...

Yes! This was such a fun read! Jason was so adorable. :)

Lana said...

Austenfan - Wasn't he hilarious? I love the part at the beginning when he keeps trying to dazzle her and it just doesn't work.

austenfan said...

I also loved how he was so jealous of the other actor (forgot his name. LOL.) I liked the author's other book, Practice Makes Perfect, too, but I think this one's still much more fun. :D

Lana said...

Practice Makes Perfect is definitely up next for me! I love to read romantic comedies, and they tend to be harder to find than your tortured hero!
The whole thing with Sean(?) was cute - though I thought it was a pity James had to give him an ulterior motive...

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