Dream Fever
4 journalers for this copy...
Given to me to wild release.
Journal Entry 2 by Wirigerie at Wayville Reserve in Wayville, South Australia Australia on Tuesday, October 5, 2004
Released 19 yrs ago (10/5/2004 UTC) at Wayville Reserve in Wayville, South Australia Australia
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Left at the bench by the barbeque after 1pm.
Left at the bench by the barbeque after 1pm.
Not my type but I was in the area and thought I would have a look for it. I won't read it but I will release it in the wild soon.
Journal Entry 4 by crossword at St Cyprian's Church on Melbourne St. in North Adelaide, South Australia Australia on Saturday, October 9, 2004
Released 19 yrs ago (10/9/2004 UTC) at St Cyprian's Church on Melbourne St. in North Adelaide, South Australia Australia
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Bus stop 4 bench on Melbourne St., North Adelaide outside St Cyprian's church. Released for charbono's Election Day release challenge.
Bus stop 4 bench on Melbourne St., North Adelaide outside St Cyprian's church. Released for charbono's Election Day release challenge.
Wow, this was exciting! I looked at the Go Hunting page, found that a book had just been released at St. Cyprian's church 2hours ago, went there and picked it up! This is the first time that this has happened! I have released a few books, but never caught any.
The book is a bit of a laugh, and I gave it 3 because it kept us entertained through dinner. The hero is a swashbuckling wild man a la Georgette Heyer, except that he really does kill his man and has to emigrate. (Of course, his surname WOULD be "Sabre"). We jumpted a fair bit where he was living the simple life in NZ, and came to the sex scene, which comes more or less two-thirds of the way through, as any Mills & Boon expert would recommend. Quite steamy, but not too many precise details. At the end of the book he seems to be building the dream home with his bare hands - another of his many skills - and considering sending his offspring to Oxford.
Has anyone actually read this book all the way through?
I'm sending it on its way immediately. On Sunday morning it will be at the bus stop outside the Walkerville Nursing Home, so I hope someone else has fun with it.
The book is a bit of a laugh, and I gave it 3 because it kept us entertained through dinner. The hero is a swashbuckling wild man a la Georgette Heyer, except that he really does kill his man and has to emigrate. (Of course, his surname WOULD be "Sabre"). We jumpted a fair bit where he was living the simple life in NZ, and came to the sex scene, which comes more or less two-thirds of the way through, as any Mills & Boon expert would recommend. Quite steamy, but not too many precise details. At the end of the book he seems to be building the dream home with his bare hands - another of his many skills - and considering sending his offspring to Oxford.
Has anyone actually read this book all the way through?
I'm sending it on its way immediately. On Sunday morning it will be at the bus stop outside the Walkerville Nursing Home, so I hope someone else has fun with it.
Journal Entry 6 by hugosmum at bus stop, Walkerville Tce. in Walkerville, South Australia Australia on Saturday, October 9, 2004
Released 19 yrs ago (10/8/2004 UTC) at bus stop, Walkerville Tce. in Walkerville, South Australia Australia
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This book will be at the bus stop outside the Walkerville Nursing Home.
This book will be at the bus stop outside the Walkerville Nursing Home.
Journal Entry 7 by fi-liz-louie from Walkerville, South Australia Australia on Wednesday, October 13, 2004
what a great book!!!!!!!!! i dont usually like books set in the 1800's but this is great!
CAUGHT IN WALKERVILLE SOUTH AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA
CAUGHT IN WALKERVILLE SOUTH AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA
