That's it from me. I hope everyone is well. My thoughts are with you all. Stay safe.
Here's what I read for the month.
I don't need to rave more about how much I love TS Joyce's books. I've
been binge reading her the last two months. I read a whopping nine of
her books last month. Some favorites though, her new series, How It's Supposed To Be
featuring bear shifter brothers who are supposed to let their line die
off and not mate is fantastic. There's so much feeling in them. Another
favorite is Bear
My Soul. I usually don't love second chance romances with
secret babies but man, Ms Joyce did this well.
I read a lot of Jessa Kane this month but the favorite of the month
is Breaking The
Bully. I'm not usually into bully romances and this is new
for her, but the bullying is light and over quickly and the hero is so
beautifully remorseful over what he did that it's just wonderful.
It's been ages since I've indulged in some sexy Madison Faye and this
month I decided to read a few of her books. They are all so lush and
sexy. I continued with her Blackthorn Mountain series with His
Hard Mountain Wood. Holy moly! It burned my Kindle.
I made a serious effort to get through the Vested Interest and The
Contract series by Melanie Moreland this month. Her writing is always
beautiful and leaves me feeling emotional. The Amendment was
beautiful with so much trauma as Richard recovers from a serious
injury.
Two new to me authors I've enjoyed. One a male romance writer. Wetwork by Nikolai
Andrew was great. Hot, sexy, intense. And Gia Bailey with her mountain
men series, Journey's Close, Alaska. Her Mountain Man Protector
and Her
Mountain Man Stalker were fun reads.
That's it
from me. What did you read this last month? Do leave a comment and let
me know.
Stay tuned for what Helen read too.
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Another fabulous month for you, which is always good especially if you are thoroughly enjoying them and it seems like you are.
ReplyDeleteI too had a good month and enjoying what I am reading
Have Fun
Helen
Any month with lots of reading is a good month. :-)
DeleteHi. It was a good month in March. Didn't think it would be but a sudden rush towards the end. Plus a few short stories/novellas bumped up the numbers. Also made a start on my backlist of tbr books this month. It's supposed to be 1 per month but hmmm. And a new series from Jordan L Hawk. Fab. I certainly hope you keep this feature in some shape or form.
ReplyDelete1 The Captive Shifter by Veronica Scott. The magic of Claddare #1. One from the backlist.
2 Pieces of Perfect by Brenda Novak. Free novella from author.
3 The Cowboy's Deadly Reunion by Cindy Dees. Runaway Ranch #2
4 Winter Solstice Dream by Veronica Scott. Magic of Claddare Novella. Another backlist
5 Hold True by Leah Ashton. Elite SWAT #5
6 Starting from the Top by Lane Hayes. Starting from #5
7 Lightning Game by Christine Feehan. Ghost Walkers #17. This is more like it. No endless pages of repetitive sex.
8 Perfect Matcha by Erin Mclellan. Bold Brew #3
9 Filthy Rich Prince by Lynn Raye Harris
10 Humanity's Endgame by Eve Langlais
11 The Ladies of the Secret Circus by Constance Sayers. This was listed on Veronica Scott's blog, and, well, it had me at circus. A wonderful creepy atmospheric read. Loved it.
12 Blind Tiger by Jordan L Hawk. The Pride #1. Fabulous start to a new series set in the author's Hexworld.
13 Colony on Fire by Veronica Scott. Haven Colony #2. The Sectors SF Romance Series
14 Cup of Joe by Annabeth Albert. Bold Brew #1
15 Vanilla Steamer by Crystal Lacy. Bold Brew #4
16 Vanilla Steamer Bonus story by Crystal Lacy. Bold Brew #4.5. Bonus from author's website
17 Falling for Irish by Katie Reus. MacArthur Family Series #1
18 Unintended Target by Katie Reus. MacArthur Family Series #2
19 All Systems Red by Martha Wells. Murderbot diaries #1. This was fantastic. Def a Marvin the Paranoid Android feel about it. Longing to read rest of series but need to wait till costs come down. Not a romance.
20 Rebel by Sally Malcolm. Outlawed prequel
21 Starting from Family by Lane Hayes. Starting from 5.5. Freebie from author's newsletter
22 The Specialist by Anna Hackett. Norcross Security #3
Gill
You had a great month. I've been meaning to try Katie Reus. How is she?
DeleteAnd wasn't The Specialist awesome? I enjoyed it a great deal Loved Easton.
Yes, I love The Specialist. Esp the Miss Carlson/Mr Norcross vibe. I do like Katie Reus but find her a bit hit and miss. I prefer Kaylea Cross
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Kaylea Cross is another one that's on my to read list. I will get to her at some point. I'm looking forward to The Bodyguard which is Rome's story with the princess that's next in the Norcross series. Loving that series.
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