[faithhopecharity]

If it also ncludes transgender people and obama’s Chicago bathhouse — it is the book that’s replacing Shakespeare in our public screw-Alls.

[stylin19a]

cowboy, time travel ?

[avenir]

“Bob & Carol and Cnut & Andrea”, coming to a theater near you.

[kanawa]

It’s not just Art, it’s... CuisinArt

[Safetgiver]

I’m sitting here urinating in my pants. I mis-read Cnut and was shocked.

[Yaelle]

I would read it except I don’t see any dragons or orthopedic surgeons. Without those I just don’t see decent plot development.

[CARDINALRULES]

I have read a few of her books. I like her writing style.

The Very Virile Viking and The Blue Viking are two I know I have read. Both very funny.

[Jane Long]

Sounds like Romancing the Stone on steroids...or some kind of drug :)

[central_va]

Here's the cover art.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Dine store?

At eight bucks a book?

[Kickass Conservative]

Sure hope the Main Character “Cnut” isn’t dyslexic.

Could be troublesome.

[Flaming Conservative]

Well. Looks like somebody’s editor was fed up with romance novels, and decided to give it’s readers an entire buffet, all in one mouthful. If he didn’t get fired, he’s probably still laughing at this absurdity. Wait...do romance novels even have editors? While we’re laughing at people, a woman once bragged to me, that she read at least two books a day. It was very difficult for me to keep a straight face, when she told me they were Harlequin Romances. (Reminds me of the episode on Andy Griffith, in which Goober Pyle had arranged to meet his female pen pal, who had become interested in him because he read “three or four books a day”, by which he, of course, meant comic books).