Did y’all hear that sound, about an hour ago?
Seriously, that huge, vortex of sound, maybe at about 5:30 EDT?
That was the sound of Sarah being SUCKED IN to the depths of To Love and to Cherish by Patricia Gaffney. I was hooked on page 4! I am unable to think of doing anything else but reading this book. DAMN. That’s got to be some kind of record.
Now I shall be hidden in our bedroom in complete silence torn between rushing through and savoring each and every word.
Do not be alarmed if you hear that noise again. It was only good reading.
HAHA! Come worship at the altar of Gaffney! And if you thought Adrian was a good hero, wait till you behold the Wonders of Christy. Sucka.
I am so in for it, aren’t I? Oh, well.
I have got to find a way to get my hands on these books of Gaffneys. Unfortunately, they’re not at the library or Chapters.
Jorie, have your library interlibrary loan them. The Gaffneys are in libraries all over the place. Usually, it’s a free service at your public library. It’s how I get all my juicy paperbacks, since my library never orders them.
New member, first comment. I am also new to the world of romance novels, and Gaffney, I have to admit, is my gateway drug. I’m totally, totally hooked.
Looking forward to more recommendations from you bitches. (Douglas sent me. The cad.)
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