In my top ten favorites, Moon Safari is a dreamy and sensual wonderland. Chill in a quiet place, curl up with a cat or a book, make out or make-love. It makes a divine soundtrack to both the mundane or special occassion.

I’ve come across vocalists whose singing can send goosebumps down my spine and/or induce tears. I can’t recall someone’s voice ever just making me feel happy. A beautiful, sensual, quiet yet boppy way to lighten your soul. Enjoy!

This book is a sumptuous delight for the eyes, and the heart as well. Rob’s drawings are intricate, whimsical, and delightful. Mrs. Murphy is quite a character that everyone is going to wish would live on their street.

I have to admit, I found the first novel in this series, Dhampir, a little ho-hum. I picked up the next 2 books anyway, and churned through them in record time. There is just so much more to them, with better plot, better mythology, and better character development. I believe what disappointed me the most about the first book was a lack of connection to the characters. Within the first chapter of the 2nd in the series, I suddenly cared. Each book has gotten better, with this one the darkest emotionally so far. Can’t wait for what comes next!

Finally, a collection that has all my favorite INXS songs. Except Mediate. Grr. But the song-order is really pissing me off. Would it be that hard to put them in chronological order???

My husband and I have joked about this painfully-bad cover. We agree the man looks like Brad Pitt. A very confused, constipated Brad Pitt! However, the pages inside live up to the high standard set by Emma Holly’s past works. She has this knack of creating characters that I don’t so much care for in the beginning, and makes me care about them. All the hot sex helps too!

ACSS had this amazing song, Release, on the Stigmata soundtrack, and I was hooked. I miss my African dance with drumming class.

Another winner by Katie. In fact, this may be her best one.

jack johnson is a miracle.

the peony pavilian was awe inspiring, but those fall foliage shots at the end were heartachingly gorgeous. what a beautiful film.