Reading List (For FP.com)

Since Reginald (my muse) has yet to return and inspire me I thought I'd post some stories I've been reading lately.

My comments about the stories are in italics.

Table for Two: She owns a restaurant, he's a rock star that owns the music scene. Will meddling friends and family get them together, or are their differences too much to overcome?

This is a really cute story. Sweet, funny, sad, and oh so intriguing.

Daddy's Little Girl: Hayden Palmer has no room in her life for more complications. So why on earth was she letting attractive, dizzy-eyed Adam Morrison take her breath away? Maybe Hayden has finally found that something more she's be looking for - in the unlikeliest of places.

This is perhaps one of the best stories I've read in a very long time. I like it more than most books I read. The chemistry between the characters zaps you, capturing your attention and leaving you wanting more. I couldn't stop reading it once I started. It's probably my #2 fav story at FP.com, and depending on what the epilogue is like, it may just move into the #1 slot.

He Punks Me Not: Your typical hot guy (Oz). Your psychotically desperate heroine (Riz). AND the devastatingly goodlooking ass who had to ruin everything (Stine).

So, being honest here, it took me a while to get interested in this one. The first chapters seem like mindless teenybopper obsessions, but really, it gets a lot better. I think the author's writing truly grew a lot during the time she wrote this. I like it a lot, and while the end disappointed me a bit, it was... complete. It fit the story.

My Personal Problem: Callia was just an "average" teenager, until she was kidnapped and found her family was anything but ordinary. An arranged marriage to her kidnapper, an organization, and other circumstances make her life a problem. A Personal Problem!

This was okay. Not much to say about it really. If you're bored and looking for something to read, it may interest you.

Seeing Through Tears: Anna develops a fear for romantic relationships due to her father’s constant abuse. So what happens when she unintentionally attracts the attention of a mysterious bad boy?

This has got to be my #1 favorite story on fiction press. It's emotional, thought provoking, and interesting. It made me laugh, it made me cry.

Reason and Romance: Adrian Blake is tired of looking for that perfect romance, but when she meets Alex Montgomery, she forgets all reason. And yet she can't forget he's her new stepbrother.

An amazing story. Totally cliche, yet this author makes it fresh and new. It has to be one of my top five favs at fp.com.

Ok, so hopefully this will keep you busy reading for a while. These aren't all my favs, just a couple I like.