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Hi, I'm Chelsea. I have been in the Navy, away from my home in Colorado for almost 6 years.

I am a girl in love! First timer :) I have been engaged since July 4th, 2008.

I am a passionate, nice, and occasionally funny person. I have the best beau, a great family, and a painfully pleasant group of friends. I try to surround myself with morally decent, amazing individuals who are above "drama", as I'm a pretty simple person, myself.

I am an aspiring artist with dreams of producing something big. I love music, cooking new things, traveling (17 countries and counting!), white sand beaches, snow that I can play in, camping, guns, rock and roll, photography (I have the coolest printer ever!) and have a huge love for theatre. Also love to sing my heart out to some new-age country music.

I don't like................. chalk, velvet, the way erasers feel, liars/phonies and people who not only feel they are above it all-but make a point to prove it.

What is your favorite James Patterson book?

At first it was Kiss the Girls... then Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas. Right now it's The Jester. I'm absolutely in love with it, and it's breaking my heart to finish it... I don't want it to end.

Honorable mentions: Cross, Jack & Jill, Along Came a Spider, 4th of July, Where the Wind Blows.

I'm a little behind on the Women's Murder Club series, and I haven't watched an episode yet (I have to read them first!), but it's on my to-do... I think all and all, I have about 15 books to go.

How many Patterson's have you read?

Whatever I can get my hands on!

Why are you here?

Reading groups and gab., Any friend of James is a friend of mine!

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The Jester

I seem to be stuck on this book ever since I finished reading it (Yesterday).

I'm upset about Sophie. I knew it was coming from the middle of the book. But I just can't accept it! It's so disturbing to me.

I think it's time to start the next book. No more love stories for a while. I'm too emotional as it is. I watched Sandra Bullock in,"Premonition" and I cried for an hour and a half. Seriously, what the hell?

Naturally... a baby. :) There are worse things I could be... Right?

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Posted on June 30, 2008 at 12:12am — 4 Comments

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At 10:08am on November 27, 2008, Michael Balkind said…: Hi Chelsea,

Happy Thanksgiving,
When you have a moment, please check out my JP endorsed suspense novel, Sudden Death. It's the first book in my Deadly Sports Mysteries series. If James Paterson liked it...

Thank you in advance for your support.
I hope you like the book as much as JP did. It will make a great gift for any sports or mystery lover on your holiday list.

Video Book trailer

Read the first chapter & win stuff at www.balkindbooks.com

Available at amazon.com

Happy Holidays,
Michael Balkind
Author of the Deadly Sports Mysteries
Sudden Death
Dead Ball (Spring 2009)
The Fix (??)
Stealing Gold (??)

At 6:46pm on July 11, 2008, Jamie said…: Thanks! Hope you had a good 4th!

At 12:36pm on July 8, 2008, Nik said…: thanks! hope you had a happy and safe 4th!

At 9:22pm on July 3, 2008, Nik said…: i felt the same way about jester. it did take me a bit to really get into it but once i got into it i never wanted it to end. great book!!!

At 8:03am on July 1, 2008, Diane said…: The reviews that I read said it was confusing. Yes, I believe the doctor's treatments were what finally allowed her to accept that he is actually dead.
Patricia Cornwell writes about a female chief medical examiner (forensics all the way) She solves gruesome murders has affairs, has a computer genius niece who goes from 12 years old in the first book to 23 and works for the FBI. I enjoyed all of her books.

At 5:13am on July 1, 2008, Shirleen said…: Hi there,
I felt the same way about Sophie dying i read that part on the train heading home & cried ont the train embarrassing....
Now when i'm reading a book on the train & i start to feel that it's getting a bit sad i stop reading.Saving myself from embarrassment again...
Liked 'The Jester' as it was a different take on the crusades & a different line for JP to take...
Have you been to NZ yet?
You must get your hands on the Womens Murder club series its 'Awesome'
The TV series is just about to start here in the next few weeks (Can't wait)..

At 3:43am on June 30, 2008, Sandra Eurich said…: Aloha There Im Fine . Sandra

At 3:02am on June 30, 2008, Lesley said…: Hiya, No I've not had chance to watch it yet, I see you've ordered a copy too, we'll have to have a chat after we've both had chance to watch it. Did you read the book?? I'm just hoping the film does the book justice. :)
Lxx