Comments on: Speaking of book reviews https://moriahjovan.com/talesofdunham/blog/speaking-of-book-reviews/ Never underestimate the commercial value of mental illness. Fri, 01 Aug 2025 01:09:54 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.3 By: Eva Gale https://moriahjovan.com/talesofdunham/blog/speaking-of-book-reviews/#comment-6681 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:47:12 +0000 http://moriahjovan.com/mojo/?p=62#comment-6681 Ohhh Sistah. I say that about Sugar Beth as a caveat for everyone else. I LOVED her from page one. I have Phoebe tuked away somewhere. I’ll have to get it out to refresh my brain.

Now, look. My TBR is TIPPING, I tell you. You cannot be adding books to it. *sigh* Butterfly is in the cart. I have no self control.

]]> By: MoJo https://moriahjovan.com/talesofdunham/blog/speaking-of-book-reviews/#comment-6680 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:51:40 +0000 http://moriahjovan.com/mojo/?p=62#comment-6680 I’ve read that about Sugar Beth a lot, so that makes me a complete freak because I liked her from the beginning.

SEP’s Phoebe was the one who began my downward spiral into less-than-perfect heroines. I was discombobulated at Phoebe’s background, but not put off enough to put the book down. Then I went back and got Hot Shot (IMO, more like women’s fiction) and Honey Moon.

And thinking about Hot Shot reminds me: Have you ever read Butterfly by Kathryn Harvey? Loved that book. I haven’t read any of her others though.

Damn. My TBR just got bigger.

]]> By: Eva Gale https://moriahjovan.com/talesofdunham/blog/speaking-of-book-reviews/#comment-6679 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:33:23 +0000 http://moriahjovan.com/mojo/?p=62#comment-6679 My favorite SEP is Ain’t She Sweet. Sugarbeth (the heroine) is hard to like at first, but then she does something so outstanding that she became one of my favorite heroines of all time.

I’m on the fence with the Giggler.

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