Robin Shipton đź“š commented on A Highland Hogmanay by Meg Mardell (Christmas Masquerade, #2)
The daughter of an Indian raja and renegade Englishwoman, Sharda Holkar, was gifted with a …
This last chapter—WHEW.
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Robin Shipton đź“š commented on A Highland Hogmanay by Meg Mardell (Christmas Masquerade, #2)
The daughter of an Indian raja and renegade Englishwoman, Sharda Holkar, was gifted with a …
The chemistry is really working. It’s fantastic.
Robin Shipton đź“š started reading A Highland Hogmanay by Meg Mardell (Christmas Masquerade, #2)
A Highland Hogmanay by Meg Mardell (Christmas Masquerade, #2)
The daughter of an Indian raja and renegade Englishwoman, Sharda Holkar, was gifted with a magnificent dowry but little say …
Robin Shipton đź“š wants to read The Keeper's Six by Kate Elliott
It’s been a year since Esther set foot in the Beyond, the alien landscape stretching …
Motivated by: wandering.shop/@stephanieburgis/109485062308251985 and the linked review!
Robin Shipton đź“š wants to read Planetfall by Emma Newman
Planetfall by Emma Newman
One secret withheld to protect humanity’s future might be its undoing…
Renata Ghali believed in Lee Suh-Mi’s vision of …
Robin Shipton đź“š finished reading I Think of You Often by Sienna Eggler (St. Acton, #1)
I Think of You Often by Sienna Eggler (St. Acton, #1)
A witchy nb/nb/f romance
Evan is the reclusive librarian of Honeycutt Academy, and a source of curiosity among students …
Robin Shipton đź“š wants to read Heartburn by Nora Ephron
Is it possible to write a sidesplitting novel about the breakup of the perfect marriage? …
"Heartburn, Ephron’s only novel, is a thinly veiled and darkly hilarious story about a woman whose husband has an affair when she’s seven months pregnant." —Isabel Kaplan, "My boyfriend, a writer, broke up with me because I'm a writer"
"Heartburn, Ephron’s only novel, is a thinly veiled and darkly hilarious story about a woman whose husband has an affair when she’s seven months pregnant." —Isabel Kaplan, "My boyfriend, a writer, broke up with me because I'm a writer"
Legend of the Five Rings Roleplaying Core Rulebook by Max Brooke, Katrina Ostrander (Legend of the Five Rings 5th Edition)
In the land of Rokugan, the Emerald Empire has lasted for a thousand years. Under the guidance of the noble …
Robin Shipton đź“š wants to read Even Though I Knew The End by C. L. Polk (duplicate)
Even Though I Knew The End by C. L. Polk (duplicate)
A magical detective dives into the affairs of Chicago's divine monsters to secure a future with the love of her …
Robin Shipton đź“š rated Legacy: Life Among the Ruins 2nd Edition: 4 stars
Legacy: Life Among the Ruins 2nd Edition by Jay Iles, Douglas Santana Mota
What Happens after the Apocalypse?
Your ancestors survived thanks to luck, preparation or pure grit. Now it’s time to …
Robin Shipton đź“š stopped reading I Give You My Body... by Diana Gabaldon
I'm surprised to find that I don't actually like Gabaldon's process or how she thinks about sex scenes.
I'm surprised to find that I don't actually like Gabaldon's process or how she thinks about sex scenes.
Robin Shipton đź“š stopped reading Architecture 101 by Nicole Bridge
Shallow and superficial. A collection of general facts and statements with no thought, analysis, or depth of detail. Often little coherence within a chapter, with no apparent rhyme or reason for the topics covered or how they relate between paragraphs, never mind between chapters. Shovelware, basically.
Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations was recognized as a landmark of human thought upon …
“I will yet again beg people to read WEATLH OF NATIONS, a very snappily written book in which Adam Smith spends many pages saying "Hey, here's this new system called capitalism. It could be very useful, but like a gun, if you are not careful, it will blow your face off."” — John Rogers (@jonrog1@twitter.com) twitter.com/jonrog1/status/1596529670824263680
“I will yet again beg people to read WEATLH OF NATIONS, a very snappily written book in which Adam Smith spends many pages saying "Hey, here's this new system called capitalism. It could be very useful, but like a gun, if you are not careful, it will blow your face off."” — John Rogers (@jonrog1@twitter.com) twitter.com/jonrog1/status/1596529670824263680
