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Hey everyone, my name is Leyla and I am a 24 year old woman from Rochester, new york. I love to read, write, listen to music, play bass and guitar, spend time with my fiancee and nephew, and just have a good time. My fiancee means the world to me, without her love and support, I wouldn't be who or where I am today.

I like to read horror, suspense, mystery and fantasy books. I really don't like romance, unless there are other things going on in the story as well. I like some science fiction, depending on what the story is about. The one thing I cannot stand, no matter it's written, is anything to do with vampires. It just bores me to death.

I'm hoping to make new friends here while broadening my reading horizons as well. It's nice to meet you all



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Welcome to BookTalk.org, Leyla. :)



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thank you :)



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welcome to BookTalk Leyla!

sounds like we have the same taste in books and hobbies. i'm big into fantasy and horror to. I've always wanted to learn how to play Guitar myself. nice to meet you, hope we can chat sometime.



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we can chat whenever you would like to :) It took me a long time to learn to play the guitar; a lot of patience, practice, and persistence. But in the end it's worth it if its's what you really want it. What are your favorite books?



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lol the three Ps, but cool good for you. Some of my favorite books are the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Cell by Stephen King, and White Oleander by Janet Fitch. what about you?



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stephen king's work, lord of the flies, anything by j.d robb, johnathan kellerman, R.A. Salvatore, dean koontz, Iris Johansen, etc...



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oh good choices in authors, what are your favorites by King?



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the stand and desperation



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Welcome!! It’s nice to meet you. And I strongly agree, I can't stand romance, makes me sick


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hey! I thought I was the only one! cool!



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Welcome to Booktalk.org.... I myself love to read books, listen to music, .... if you like fantasy / sci-fi books, Anne Bishop's "The Black Jewels Trilogy" is a great series to read, it's 7 volumes, the Sherriylin Kenyon "Dark Hunter" Series is another good one, o ya and the Tad WIlliams "Memory Sorrow & Thorn" Series is another good one, those are just a few i can think of right now........ hope it helps........ take care blessed be :)



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thank you :) i will check those out



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Hello Leyla! My name is Patty and I am also a resident of upstate NY. My taste in books is quite vast and changes depending on my mood. Lately Scifi and Fantasy books have been my favorites. I've been reading the Dune Series by Frank Herbert and George RR Martin's Game of Thrones series! Both have just the right amount of action, romance, and Politics to keep me entertained!



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