Following my heart, one book at a time...
In the mood for more “alternative” romance? This author’s books (and especially her “Masters”) are dark, daring, super-steamy, sexy and still fun! Here is another series that comes highly recommended!
Recommended by Anne:
“… her new book “My Liege of Dark Haven” is out! That solved that! Looks like it has gotten a lot of five star reviews from readers already. I love her books! You may already know about this, but if not, check it out!”
Am I the only one who forgot it was Tuesday today? Can I blame it on my lack-of-sleep zombie-like delirum? Yep. My bad. 
I totally missed my Tuesday new releases post! Thank you, Christina for that reminder! Better late than never, and it’s still Tuesday so we’re good, right? hehe
Christina: You didn’t post new releases today
Maryse’s: Ah poop, it’s Tuesday isn’t it? I’m so exhausted and don’t know which which us up right now after staying up all night reading that I totally forgot… Labor day messed with my timeframe. Ok —> I’m putting it up now. YAY!!
On Dublin Street
A review for this one, already? Didn’t I just start this last night? Yep! I was so excited about this book after the enthusiastic “Labor Day” recommendations for it, that I ignored my TBR list and jumped on this one immediately. And it appears so many of you joined me!
Maryse’s Book Blog: You girls are just as bad as I am with your awesome book recommendations and making my TBR list build & shift like crazy. That’s right! —> Just as bad as me! *silly grin* and I love you for it when you find me something that moves my entire TBR list down to move a book right to the top. “On Dublin Street” by Samantha Young. This is what I’m currently reading. Right now. As we speak. I am starting it! *squeeeee*
On Dublin Street
Did you see that? My TBR list… shifting yet again. And this time is a first, because I have just heard about this book for the first time today, (FIVE times today, actually), and it literally moved EVERYTHING down a notch. After two mentions of it this morning, I decided I’d move it to my “next weekend” read, after I finished the one I’m reading right now, and a series I’ve been anxious to get to.
Yvette: have you read On Dublin street? I think you would love it!
If I Were You (Inside Out Trilogy)
Of course, you can imagine I was really excited to get to this book considering the “Fifty Shades” was hinted at in regards to the genre, and mood of this book. This one’s a totally different story, but yep I can definitely see it in some ways. The misunderstood millionaire (and emotionally damaged) hero, and the “normal” girl possibly getting in over her head. Not *quite* to that intensity and emotion, at least not yet since Fifty Shades, to me, was an emotionally deep and addicting love story right from the start.