Time to talk books! What are you reading and loving this week?
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My favorite book this week was Coleen Kwan's Dating for Keeps (Pine Falls #3). The hero was a jerk to his sister is book one, but to be fair he quickly realized it and apologized to her and his bff in that book (which I read when it released back in 2016). I liked him in this book, but it's the heroine who really made the story shine. And I think this story would work fine as a stand-alone.
I also enjoyed Veronica Scott's Darik (Sectors New Allies #4). And Carla Neggers' Betrayals, an oldie from 1990 I read for the first time.
I totally loved "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte this week and right now I am reading "North and South" von Elizabeth Gaskell which I am also enjoying so far!
Wanted to try a bird shifter novel and read King of Prey; written by Mandy M. Roth. - Don`t expect to much from the main story. In parts it`s very shallow and blunt, but when you're looking forward for an easy funny read where you can laughing of laud a lot; I really recommend it.
I'm rereading Jayne Ann Krentz's Arcane Society series. The book, Midnight Crystal and then I decided to go back and start at the beginning. That book is White Lies. This should last until your next Archangel book.
Book 3 of the Enthralled series - "The Eros Expansion". Lots and lots of sex, but backed with a plot, action, and character development which could hold its own without the sex (though a bit weakly).
I'm finding it a lot more fascinating than I had expected; than it has a right to be given the repeated sex scenes. Did I mention it has a lot of sex? It has a lot of sex.
Got a book in the mail today so I had to read it immediately. By Honor Betray'd by Debra Doyle & James MacDonald. Read it years ago and lost the book. Such a great read. 3rd in the Mageworlds series now just have to get the 5th book...��
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My favorite book this week was Coleen Kwan's Dating for Keeps (Pine Falls #3). The hero was a jerk to his sister is book one, but to be fair he quickly realized it and apologized to her and his bff in that book (which I read when it released back in 2016). I liked him in this book, but it's the heroine who really made the story shine. And I think this story would work fine as a stand-alone.
I also enjoyed Veronica Scott's Darik (Sectors New Allies #4). And Carla Neggers' Betrayals, an oldie from 1990 I read for the first time.
I totally loved "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte this week and right now I am reading "North and South" von Elizabeth Gaskell which I am also enjoying so far!
Wanted to try a bird shifter novel and read King of Prey; written by Mandy M. Roth.
- Don`t expect to much from the main story. In parts it`s very shallow and blunt, but when you're looking forward for an easy funny read where you can
laughing of laud a lot; I really recommend it.
I'm rereading Jayne Ann Krentz's Arcane Society series. The book, Midnight Crystal and then I decided to go back and start at the beginning. That book is White Lies. This should last until your next Archangel book.
Book 3 of the Enthralled series - "The Eros Expansion". Lots and lots of sex, but backed with a plot, action, and character development which could hold its own without the sex (though a bit weakly).
I'm finding it a lot more fascinating than I had expected; than it has a right to be given the repeated sex scenes. Did I mention it has a lot of sex? It has a lot of sex.
Got a book in the mail today so I had to read it immediately. By Honor Betray'd by Debra Doyle & James MacDonald. Read it years ago and lost the book. Such a great read. 3rd in the Mageworlds series now just have to get the 5th book...��
Official cover and blurb released for last Throne of Glass book, by Sarah J Maas.
Great series, am in anticipation of how it will end. Comes out October this year
Starts with Throne if Glass as the first book
Throne of Glass, not if
Ooh, the Doyle and MacDonald series is available in ebook format -- in case that helps, 1st Anonymous!
Just read Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver and Seanan McGuire's The Girl in the Green Silk Gown.
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