Sixth Street Love Affair
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Grant, foreman at Three Rivers Ranch, has been in love with Julliette for a while, but doesn't understand why she broke things off with him in April. Julliette cares about Garth but has secrets from her past that she's not sure if she's ready to share. When she finally comes clean with Garth, her past comes back to haunt her. This is a Three Rivers Ranch series novella.
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Falling for Mr. Wrong:

I love this book as the characters come alive with their lust and love.  It begins with an Australian character Tilly being involved in a scandal in London, with a politician, and having to leave London for Jerusalem.  Nate, a very sexy and handsome reporter follows her to Jerusalem in search of a story but ends up falling in love with her.  She does return the love but there are lots of twists and turns.  It is altogether a great read with fun facts about Jerusalem.

I received this book as a gift, in exchange for an honest review.
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Not the typical street love story, lots of twists and turns; a page turner, kept  me up so I could see what happens next! Love the surprise ending!
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This was another fantastic, feel good novel by Debbie Macomber that showcases regular women, in extraordinary romances, never shying away from the realities that many of us face. Max Scranton's business partner and fellow biker, Rooster is knocked head over heels when he sees Lauren Elliot on Blossom Street. I enjoyed the follow up to this biker, remembering this character from A Turn in the Road. Lydia Goetz, owner of A Good Yarn, is dealing with both an aging parent and a troubled teen. Bethanne and her new husband, Max are navigating their new marriage while maintaining households in two states. I really liked catching up with various characters from earlier Blossom Street books, via cameos and as friends of the women detailed here. I heartily recommend setting aside a nice spring afternoon for a visit with Macomber's characters.
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Great movie , especially if you like San Francisco. A wonderful movie. It has many San Francisco street scenes for the lover of that city. Good plot. Has enough car chases to satisfy the most hard core car chase junkie.  Pretty sexy too/
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For all the Tenth Avenue North Fans:
They've done it again.
You won't be disappointed.
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After reading Ten, I couldn't wait to read Six. And omg, so glad I did!  We met Six in the first book, Ten.  This book is all about Six and Misty, the bar manager who lusts after him.  But Misty doesnt know about his past and the things he has done.  He doesnt feel he deserves any good in his life, until Misty tries to show him.  I loved the interaction between these characters.  There were struggles and heartache thru this book, but I kept rooting for them.  But does love help to heal a damaged heart?  You will need to read this book to find out.  I highly recommend it.  Truly enjoyable!
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I read "Come and Go" while on vacation in HK. The intricate descriptions of details of the streets of HK were aptly captured, transporting me back to the restaurants and street corners. I couldn't put the book down as I lived the daily episodes and encounters of Lee. A page-turner that draws you in, with conflicting themes of loyalty (between friends and lovers), instant satisfaction and that eternal quest for love. With light-hearted moments, heart-wrenching and heart-thumping scenes, I can't wait to go back to Lee Harlem's HK and see what happens next.
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I always enjoy going back to Blossom Street. It's like visiting an old friend. It's comfortable.

Lauren has been in a relationship with Todd, a local anchorman, for three years. She wants the marriage, the children, the whole package and she feels as if she's waited long enough. She breaks up with him and by accident, meet Rooster. He's the biker friend of Max, who is married to Bethanne. (That's from another book) It's instant attraction.

Meanwhile, Bethanne has just learned that her son Andrew is going to be a father. She's thrilled but not so thrilled to have her ex-husband Grant hanging around, acting as if he wants her back. With her long distance marriage to Max, this leads to problems.

Then we have Lydia, the owner of the Good Yarn. She's dealing with her mother's health decline, her adopted daughter Casey's teen angst and nightmares, and someone is putting baskets around town with instructions on knitting and passing it on.

This is your standard Debbie Macomber story. There is love, something breaks them up, there is the angry child and then everything works out. And you know what? There is nothing wrong with that! I had just read a few very heavy murder mysteries and it was night to just sit back and wait for that happy ending. I will be returning to Blossom Street whenever I can.
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In a streetcar named desire I belive the theme would have to be that desire can leed you down to paths one of absolute blish and joy and another of depression axziety and insanityt and i think tenesse really grasps that  prospect. well I love Nick with all my hart and i want him. Samatha if  anyone has any coments please e-mail me at samij0@aol.com
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Caroline fyffe has done it agin. Another novel to keep me turning the pages. Roady this time has a go at a bride from Saint louis . Though the story doesn't seem bound for such,it ends up that way. After many turns and detour's the love birds appear .how they get to that point leads us through the book. I loved it.
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I read this book after a friend found it on the street, read it and loved it; Then they suggest it to me. I loved it, too. I will continue to suggest it to others.
A emotional, witty and enveloping read.
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What a wonderful story of finding yourself and opening  up to love and life . I loved Mags and her letters. Connor was a special treat. I can't wait to see what happens at the London Flat .
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If you enjoyed Sex and the City, this book is for you.  It is a quick read, so I recommend it for quick getaways, either via a trip or a staycation on your couch.  For me, I prefer books with more fabric in the tale.  But, that is not for everyone.  I have many friends that this book would be the perfect for.
So, you decidethis may be the perfect book to add to your list.
Justine Faeth writes about Lucia Fabbo and her interesting (to say the least) dating life.  She is 27 years old, living in Manhattan and is having trouble finding Love, at least with Mr. Right.  Her quest to find love, leads her to a popular Manhattan online dating service, called Chat Love.  It was very reminiscent of the times I went this route.  I failed, does Lucia?  Or, was the love of her life right in front of her; as mine was.
She has a group of supportive friends, much like our beloved Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City.  The story opens with her going on a blind-date with a man named Richard. Set up by her friend, Danni.  I heard one to many times, Sick of dating men I meet in bars and clubs.  But, is that where we all truly begin!!  I believe so.  It seems like the logical place when we are in our early twenties, but as we continue to mature, we look for other avenues, like Chat Love.
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The storyline is an interesting read about the different characters growing up in Chicago. King Rah and Markese unknowingly are involved with the same females. First there's Carmen Rodriguez with her ruthless family connections, so the question is the love of her life money...?  Then there's  hot-headed Markese who definitely loves both Trish and Aja for life or death. But It's all love for the families as they run the streets of Chi town. I think the southside/westside rivalries keep the drama going in this novel. Minus a few spelling errors, it's 3***.  Enjoy!
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I am madly in love with the city of New York. There is something so fascinating about the citys energy that makes insiders stay and lures outsiders in. Like many outsiders, I dream of someday living in New York City. I have read N.Y.C. travel guides, watched all episodes of Gossip Girl, and even attempted (but failed) to make the perfect New York pizza. And every time I visit the city, the vibrant atmosphere always makes me want to stay.

In 2010, New York magazine published a feature story in which thirty prominent New Yorkers shared their first New York experience. My First New York: Early Adventures in the Big City is an extended version of that magazine feature. The book is a collection of short stories from various people--from actors, artists, authors, politicians, and even porn stars. In the book, they recollect their first times, some happier than others, but all are representations of the city from an individuals perspective in a specific time in history.

The book is chronologically arranged featuring N.Y.C. newcomers who arrived in 1933 to 2009. The book starts with David Dinkins who was the citys former mayor, ends with actress Jenny Joslin, and includes stories from James Franco, Nora Ephron, Danny DeVito, Naomi Campbell, Amy Sedaris, and Maggie Gyllenhaal among others.

I like how the various authors stories represent the diversity of the city and the assortment of personalities who call it home. The stories vary from funny to inspiring to sad. Some of the authors had an easy time settling in while others, not so much.

Lorne Michaels had a job waiting for him in New York City when he moved from California while Jenny Joslin spent half her time auditioning for acting jobs and the other half applying for server positions. Michaels instantly got invited for drinks and dinner. He became friends with hotshot television writers like Anne Beatts and Herb Sargent, while Joslin had her first New York mental breakdown within the first week.

I find it interesting that some of these people, who are now famous in their own fields, started out like you and me. They all experienced anxiety and uncertainty. They also had roommate problems, experienced identity crisis, felt left out, and homesick. And I like how this book made them relatable to us. Hey, they're humans too!

My First New York gets four stars from me. The editors of New York magazine did a wonderful job carefully curating stories that genuinely epitomize New York City. The books chronological format made the book clear. The presentation of history through the authors recollections made me see New York City in a different light. It made me connect more to the buildings and streets knowing there is a story behind all of them. However, the book would have been better if the introduction and conclusion was longer. I would have loved to read more of what the editors have to say about New York City.

Overall, the book was a great read. It made me love N.Y.C. a lot more. From the buildings, to the people, to the interactions that happen every single day, whether insignificant or extraordinary, New York City is a place I would love to spend every hour of the day in. It does not matter if Im thriving or unemployed, becoming a New Yorker is victory in itself.

If you like this book or love the city of New York, you might also like New York Diaries: 1609 to 2009 by Teresa Carpenter and The Colossus of New York by Colson Whitehead.
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I love this series. The love Seven has for Bari is unreal. I hope Six and Gucci work it out.