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Ethiopia, the Country that Cut Off its Head: A Diary of the Revolution | Blair ThomsonEthiopia, the Country that Cut Off its Head: A Diary of the Revolution Blair ThomsonPublisher: Robson Books (1975)ISBN: 0903895501Condition: Very good. Light rubbing to covers, and small crease to bottom corner of front cover. Slight creasing and superficial wear to spine. Old price in pen on title page. Some creasing and small repairs with archival tape to pp. 133 136. Slight foxing to insides of covers and more so to top edge of textblock. Text is
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★★★★★ 5
Learning to trust
Format: Kindle
Maisie has gone to Las Vegas for her company to run a booth with her friends. Drew is in the horse racing and is also at Las Vegas. They meet up and become married when they have too much to drink. This is a really great story with Greek characters. Maisie is from the city in Wisconsin and Drew is a rancher from Wyoming. The plot revolves around Drew finding out that she is married to Maisie another fax her ranch. The store is about trust issues and how they work to overcome them and also their personalities. I recommend this book for all romance readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Ranch, please
Format: Kindle
When I realized that “Two of a Kind” pairs a rancher and a white-collar marketing professional, I feared it would echo one of the similarly themed formulaic and saccharine Hallmark movies.
But I should have trusted that Markinson and MacLeod would again successfully craft a lively woman-loving-woman story that holds your interest throughout. In my opinion, this is their best collaboration so far.
The novel matches Milwaukee “city girl” Maisie Sullivan, an impoverished but bubbly marketing assistant whose goal is to finish her college degree, with the often dour Drew Campbell, a struggling Wyoming rancher whose shrugs are her most used communication device.
The two meet in Las Vegas and discover that not all that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Following a sexy and boozy night in Nevada that neither woman can remember, the co-authors move the story to remote Wyoming, where life is consumed by the demands of the Campbell family’s 14,000 acre cattle ranch.
“Two of a Kind” offers well-developed, relatable characters, great pacing, and a balanced mix of emotional, entertaining, rewarding, and romantic interactions between the two protagonists.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Sexy football and sunshine
Format: Kindle
I adore Lauren Rowe, her writing style, and her words written from her heart. When I check other readers reviews, I have trouble seeing we read the same book. There are some very critical reviews that are novella size, and miss the point of a fun, spicy, sports romance. This story captured me from the beginning chapter. I love football, and this book hit all my boxes. The characters are well developed from the main characters to all the secondary characters. Iris is much stronger than she thinks, and a beautiful ray of sunshine and positivity. She grows under Roman's love and support. In turn she gives all her love and support to him. I loved the spice, the banter, the new friendships for both. Lauren does amazing research for all her books. For me, this book took me away from the reality of this country, and I so appreciated that. Roman is a giver and Iris loves him for who he is without his superstar persona. Refreshing read and one I will reread again. As for Iris's ex, he receives the karma he deserves. Roman's son is the cutest, and reminded me of one of my grandsons. The meet cute definitely was one of the best I have read. Enjoy this fun, sexy, spicy filled romance. Each book that Lauren writes, I feel she cannot top, yet for me, she always does. Thank you Lauren.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Sports Romance at its best!
Format: Kindle
You guys! The way I cheered Iris on throughout this book! When Roman and Iris met will forever be something I laugh about. Absolutely I recommend this book to you! There is plenty of spice too. Not too much, but just enough. We see betrayal, heartbreak, anger, love, pride, self preservation and so much more in this book. Lauren Rowe has very quickly become a top favorite romance author for me. IYKYK! The way she sucks you in and makes you feel like you’re right there within the story, it’s phenomenal.
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The audiobook was done right! Narrators Samantha Brentmoor and Aiden Snow were fantastic! I’m not sure a better pairing could have been picked for this book.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Chasing the Ring
Format: Paperback
Chasing the Ring by Lauren Rowe delivers a fun, trope‑heavy sports romance with a jilted bride and NFL quarterback in paradise. While the chemistry between Iris and Roman is charming and the humor lightens the story, the plot feels predictable and the emotional beats don’t land as strongly as expected. A decent, easy read, but nothing that stands out in the crowded contemporary romance field.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026
