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  1. Dani
    Dani at |

    Thank you very much for the explanation Rick because i have to admit I was one of the people who didnt know if i wanted to read it or not because of the whole romance or not discussion
    I did buy the book because i am curious for the story and because i guess i had a different opinion of chaser that the general opinion So i will make sure to read it
    Thanks Dani

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    1. rickrreed58
      rickrreed58 at |

      Well, I’m glad I spoke up, Dani! I hope you’ll let me know what you think of Raining Men once you read it. Thanks for the comment.

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  2. Mel Leach (@twitbeancounter)
    Mel Leach (@twitbeancounter) at |

    The fact that “Raining Men” didn’t follow the conventional formula was the reason I liked it so much. I love it when an author takes the story in a direction I didn’t expect. That’s the reason I read… to be surprised, entertained, and sometimes enlightened. Those are the books I remember.

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    1. rickrreed58
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      Thanks, Mel. And I am with you 100% as a reader (and as a writer, too, I guess–I would get bored if I didn’t bring something new to the table when I sit down to work).

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  3. rickrreed58
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    Thanks for having me, Sid (on a bed of lettuce, slathered in olive oil and a squirt of–lemon juice). The photo, for those of you wondering, is a recent one of me and my girl Lily at Seattle’s Gas Works Park on Lake Union, near our house (taken by my husband, Bruce).

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  4. Elin Gregory
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    Awww Lily!!

    I’m with Mel. I don’t read much romance because of the formula but a friend recommended Chaser, which I really enjoyed, and I was eager to see if the obnoxious yet somewhat pathetic Bobby would be able to redeem himself. Its a super story. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

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    1. rickrreed58
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      Thanks, Elin!

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