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Jekasa

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Fated Mates Book Club: Romance Books for Novel People
Made for the Movies
My Taste
Brazen and the Beast (The Bareknuckle Bastards, #2)
Resting Witch Face (Stay a Spell, #5)
Suddenly You
Managed (VIP, #2)
Lord of Scoundrels (Scoundrels, #3)
Reading...
Tales of the Irish Hedgerows
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Wizard's First Rule (Sword of Truth, #1)
17%
These Summer Storms
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Jekasa commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Fav tea 🫖

    I’ve noticed that there is a large overlap in people who love tea and love books… so I bring u the question;

    What’s ur fav tea to drink while reading?

    Mine is Apple tea, but orange pekoe is a close second!!

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  • The Return of the Duke (Once Upon a Dukedom, #3)
    Jekasa
    Feb 16, 2026
    4.0
    Enjoyment: 4.0Quality: 4.0Characters: 4.5Plot: 4.0
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  • Jekasa commented on Cheri's review of Ravished

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  • Ravished
    Cheri
    Feb 13, 2026
    4.5
    Enjoyment: Quality: Characters: Plot:

    This story is a delight. Harriet is a delight. Even Gideon turns out to be a delight. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with these characters. I cannot believe I haven’t read this author before. Especially since she is Jayne Ann Krentz.

    Harriet wants nothing to do with the ton, the season, marriage, or titles. As far as she’s concerned, the sooner she’s thought of as a spinster, the better. She figures once she gets her younger sister married to comfortable, she’ll be home free. Able to dig for fossils to her heart’s content. Until someone threatens her beloved caves. It’s time to bring in the big guns.

    Although Gideon is in line for the title, he is also averse to the ton and all that comes with that life. While he is caring and great with the rest of the lands his father put under his care, he does all he can to avoid Upper Biddleton. There is too much baggage in the place he used to call home. He comes to town after an urgent missive from Harriet, and the two are instantly enamored with one another.

    The way Harriet sees Gideon for who he is, instead of what’s been said about who he is, and Gideon enjoys the way Harriet speaks her mind, is phenomenal. Gideon is so used to being unfairly judged, for perceived past actions and his scarred face, that he doesn’t trust how open and honest Harriet is with him. He especially doesn’t trust that she’s not trying to get something from him.

    Although Gideon’s parents get better as the story progresses, they are not great. I had so much fun when Gideon and Harriet were with them, and she called out their bad behavior. The easy, teasing way the couple interacted with each other showed his parents that their son is not only lovable but also deeply loved.

    This story broke my heart over and over. Gideon is such a good person, and he was treated so poorly for most of his adult life. It was beautiful to see him blossom with the love and understanding of Harriet and her family.

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    The Return of the Duke (Once Upon a Dukedom, #3)

    The Return of the Duke (Once Upon a Dukedom, #3)

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    Jekasa commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Romance book recs for someone who isn't familiar?

    Hey y'all! So, as a reader, I tend to veer heavily on the end of nonfiction, and if not, I'm usually reading quite dark, emotional, or heavy stuff. I want to shift gears a little though (for the good of my brain!) and I know the modern romance novels that have gotten really popular are much more lighthearted than anything I've read recently, so I was wondering what books anyone thinks is a fun, silly good time that is also well-written?

    I'm usually very good at reading any genre, but underdeveloped or clunky writing can really take me out of it. Even if I'm reading for a good time, I'd love for it to be a genuinely good and compelling story. Any recommendations?

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  • Jekasa commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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    Whelp, I am taking the Boox device plunge. . .

    I ordered a Boox Color Go 7 II (or whatever it's called). It should be here in a couple of days. 🥰

    I really like my Colorsoft and Paperwhite, but I am trying to expand away from amazon. I have been buying Nook books - their devices are not my favorite, but I like the mobile app. I have some Kobo purchases, and I even bought one on Bookshop (will buy more there in the future, probably, depending on how this device works out). And I like e-ink too much to be locked into just my iPhone or to buy an iPad for books.

    So we'll see. I'll get all my apps in one device and still be able to read on e-ink (and color for the comics). Anyone else gone down this road? I am excited.

    Or have a made a terrible mistake? 😳

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  • The Duchess Hunt (Once Upon a Dukedom, #2)
    Jekasa
    Feb 11, 2026
    5.0
    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 5.0Characters: 5.0Plot: 5.0
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    Stars: 5 Star

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    • Plot -1
    • Character development -1
    • Writing/humour 1
    • Overall feeling about the HEA 1

    I would give this book 1000 stars if I could. From the jump I was impressed because Heath made different choices than what you would expect. This is hard to explain without spoilers, but there were so many moments when you would expect a character to do a particular thing or act a particular way - and they didn’t. It made it such a delightful read.

    Spiciness: 🌶️🌶️ 🍯

    For you if you like books with:

    • Truly clueless heroes
    • A woman who knows how to get things done and speak her mind
    • Great side characters
    • So much angst and pining
    • Incredibly romantic monologues
    • The best epilogue - probably ever
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  • The Duchess Hunt (Once Upon a Dukedom, #2)
    This book!!!!!

    Do not sleep on this book. 1000 stars!

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  • The Duchess Hunt (Once Upon a Dukedom, #2)
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    Ack!!!! I hate that I have a job right now. Miss Lorraine is being so cryptic and I just want to sit here and finish this book!

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    This idiot man….. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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  • Jekasa commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum

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  • Dear Sports and Billionaire Romance Readers

    Hi besties, I’m in the mood for a good romance binge and I need help. I’m specifically looking for sports romance recs—but pls, no hockey or basketball (I’ve been there, read that). Give me football, soccer, F1, tennis, baseball… surprise me.

    Also very much accepting billionaire romance suggestions because sometimes I just want rich people problems and dramatic tension. Give me CEOs, heirs, morally questionable money decisions—whatever hits.

    Drop your faves below! Soft, spicy, angsty, chaotic, standalone, series, underrated gems, popular ones—I’ll take it all. Thank you in advance!

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