Books I loved but never wrote reviews for is today’s #L&SR topic. I had to think about this one. Really think.
In no order, here are the books I loved, wished I’d reviewed, but didn’t — for whatever reason!
- The Little Engine that Could. Best book about self motivation ever published.
- Write Naked, by Jennifer Probst. A very well written, detailed road map on what not to do – and do! – in the publishing business. I carried the print book copy with me from NH to a Denver conference just so Jennifer could autograph it for me.
- New York to Dallas. JD Robb. In my humble opinion the best IN DEATH book. Why I never wrote a review is a mystery, considering I’ve mentioned it in about 50 blogs as being my favorite addition to the series!
- Shanna by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss. My first “adult” romance, i.e. one that had SEX in it!
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Peggy Jaeger, Author 
It’s comical. My friends in the Friends of the Library book keep insisting I read Katherine Woodiwiss. I’ve read her, but they want me to because …she writes about … s-e-x…. Hee hee. And they know I do, too. Great list!
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I’d totally forgotten about The Little Engine That Could. What a fun story that was. 🙂
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wow completely forgot about The Little Engine That Could. Loved that book. Gotta take a look at Write Naked. Have a fun week!
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