C'est bon bon loves....

Elizabeth Noble.

I look scary today. I spent last night crying at 2am finishing the end of The Girl next door by Elizabeth Noble. Sobbing I was. It didn't wake my husband or the dog. I guess I should try harder.

Its a lovely book - I thoroughly enjoyed it. Set in an apartment building in Manhattan where the lives of the residents are intertwined.

Also if you haven't read Alphabet Weekends its one of my all time favourite novels. Love love love it.

Hope your having a good week so far. Mines about to get busy. Best get out of my pyjamas.

There's a bat in bunk 5 and other stories.

So I'm up to book 3 in the Nora Roberts Wedding Quartet. Just finished Bed of Roses. Let me just say. IT DIDN'T DISAPPOINT. In that rainy Sunday afternoon snuggle in with a hot chocolate and read a saucy novel kind of way.

This one is narrated by Emmaline who runs the flower shop section of the wedding planning company Vows in Connecticut. She falls for Jack, a handsome architect and long time friend who keeps his relationships breezy and light. Untill now.

Its pretty saucy. Don't lend it to your grandma but definitely read it.

There's a bat in bunk 5 and other stories

I happen to love corny romance novels. I still reread The Wind is Silver from Carol Pyne's Year 6 class of 1992 from time to time, as there was a romantic plot line between Jennifer and Raymond Bradley. Ahh. It makes me smile just thinking about it.

A recent discovery which I'm rereading as its just so damn good is Vision in White by Nora Roberts. Its the first novel in a four part bridal series. See why I'm excited!? Hey it was a New York Times #1 bestseller so I'm not alone in my thinking here. There just the right amount of corniness with predictability and its a little raunchy.com. I like it.

The second book Bed of Roses (main characters a florist- get it) has been released and if the chumps at Angus and Robertson would hurry up I'll be reading that shortly.