Mr Pimp
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Mills & BoonOk so what's the deal with these books? 
A couple of years ago me and my lady were selling some old tat ebay, and one of the items was a small selection of Mills & Boon books.
Well, whenever someone would bid on our stuff, we'd check out the other items they'd bought recently through their feedback page, just cos we like prying lol, and the woman that bought these had only ever bought Mills & Boon books. Really nothing else, just masses and masses of Mills and bleeding Boon, it freaked us out thta someone could be so obsessed with crappy sheap romance books, and get though that many of.
So what the hell is big deal? 
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Helen
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ok gotta say my mum reads mills and boons and everyso often she passes them on to me to give to my mother in law and gotta say i do read them they are a quick easy read and they always always have a happy ending!
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flobble
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| Helen wrote: | | ok gotta say my mum reads mills and boons and everyso often she passes them on to me to give to my mother in law and gotta say i do read them they are a quick easy read and they always always have a happy ending! |
Got to agree with ya on that one Helen, i tend to read Kathy Reich and patricia Cornwall mooks about forensic anthropologists and stuff but you can overload with these and they become a slog after reading so many at once.
So i'll nab a few of my mums mills and boon/silhouette desire books as they don't require any thinking so you can switch off and chill without worrying about losing the thread and theres always a happy ending. 
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vizzielover
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Not bad if you have a spare hour, although if something comes up and you have to rush off you can just flick through to the last couple of pages and read about the last snog!!!!!
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