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Finally finished this. Sorry that it took me this long.

Have to confess, it reminded me of Bridget Jones. But I liked it.

Please tell me the other books are equally funny.

My September Wrap Up (minus the library ebook and audio - and the book of mine that had already been wedged onto my bookshelf)

11 books read - I still feel like reading is an uphill battle at the moment - so I‘m pretty pleased with my end of the month stack! Here‘s to closing the gap on my goodreads challenge! (Currently 8 behind)

I‘ve read this a few times now, and there are few authors who make me snort with laughter like Katie MacAlister. I particularly enjoyed the scene where Alix, after watching an American Werewolf in London (& enjoying a few wines) freaks out in the subway when something moves in the shadows and her brain defaults to werewolf...

August wrap-up and tentative September TBR post: https://sceptre.sktc.hamburg/2020/08/its-that-time/

I love the chemistry between Alix and Alex

Lawyer/Language joke for y‘all ... this one made me laugh😂

Another entry for FUNNY for #30daysofreadathon - I discovered Katie MacAlister at a time that I did a lot of commuting by bus (sweet sweet reading time) and her books always made me laugh, like a maniac 😁

28. Red (I decided to also only pick books that I have read) #readathon #30daysofreadathon

Spot any favourites?

#riotgrams Day 1 This is one the bookshelves in my den. #shelfie #bookriot

'Lady Rowena gasped in horror at the sight of Lord Raoul's majestic purple helmeted warrior of love...'

(These are the opening lines of the book but are an extract from the rather terrible romance that the main character is writing, which she reads to random people that she bumps into, as a way to assess quality)

Katie MacAlister = 💜 #greatfirstlines #booktober

I do love Katie MacAlister - I was a serious child not prone to laughing at books that others deemed hilarious - so I shocked myself when I laughed so hard that I cried reading these two books whilst on public transport. Improper English is my fave with The Corset Diaries a close second (and I seem to remember that there was one set during a Renaissance Fair - Hard Days Knight?)

#augustphotochallenge #romancebooks @TheSpinecrackersBookClub