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    i read a hell of a lot and all genre so id be hard presed to say which is my favourite, erotic books id say has to be beautys punishment by anne rice.

    i love true story ones so the tory hayden books
    angelas ashes by frank mccourt is wonderful both funny sad and inspiring.

    the book of the die by luke rhinehart i found a bit weird but very very different and id certainly recommend it.

    its about an eminent psychiatrist who decides to live each day by the dice,
    so he will each day set up a way of being or an action for each number some good some bad and he got more and more strange until eventually all his choices were weird and had some peculiar effects on his life!

    its very very difficult to explain it and the write-ups dont do it justice it sounds a bit naff, but i would say if ever you get the opportunity read it! its a really great and original book


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    Just finished book 2 of the Marketplace Series ~ Laura Antoniou (really enjoying these).
    ive been trying for ages to get hold of this series and cant half the bookshops say they'll order them in then never get round to it, will have to use amazon.

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    If it’s well written subject doesn’t mean much to me, it depends on what mood I am in. I love reading, I read a lot and I read everything. I love getting into other peoples heads and their thought process, so obviously I love books with BDSM theme. But if I had to pick my absolute favourites…

    “The Trial” (“Der Process”), Franz Kafka – I love the way Kafka writes, its brilliant, complex and yet so everyday. And it’s scary how modern and relevant it still is today.

    “Waiting for Godot”, Samuel Beckett – The best existential analogy ever.

    "September" Rosamunde Pilcher – I don’t usually go for books in this genre, but this one is simply so beautifully written. It doesn’t happen often that I wish there was more, and this is a thick book with good ending.
    When I'm good I'm very, very good, but when I'm bad, I'm better.

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