What Deanna Read #26: March 2018

As I write this, it is Easter Monday. For those of you who celebrate, Happy Easter. I hope you got lots of chocolate and hot cross buns. We kept it pretty low key. Steve worked most of the break as he's in the middle of a busy project right now. I caught up on a few things but also did some reading. We did have a lovely lunch on Sunday with friends. It was a good time.

On the reading front, March was pretty decent for me. I didn't read as much as I did in February but February was an aberration. I don't even know how I read so many books in the month. I decided to keep March a little less frenetic and took my time. For the most part, I enjoyed what I read in March.

Here's what I read for the month.

Christmas: Dragon Style

Song of Blood & Stone

Cyborg

Ocean Light

Inked

Burned

Worshipped By Them

Healed By Them

Blood Veil

On The Line

Blood Guard

Westin's Chase

The Morcai Battalion: The Pursuit

The Girl Who Knew Too Much

The Last King

A Mother To Make A Family

Blown Away: Detonate

Priestess Bound

Ruler Of Rats

The Love Coupon

Dragon Redeemed

Guardian

Dragon Reborn

Warrior Awakening

Bear Prince

While March has been a good reading month, I don't think there were many books that blew me away. I enjoyed most of what I read, there were a couple of duds but on average, it was a pretty even keel kind of month. However, there were a few that were great ...

My latest author discovery is Serena Akeroyd. I discovered her books a month or so ago and I'm hooked on her writing. I've been slowing working my way through her backlist and enjoying the books. I am loving her series Quintessence. This month, two books came out - Healed By Them and Worshipped By Them. I loved them both. I also enjoyed a dragon shifter story from her called Christmas: Dragon Style. I liked her spin on dragon and vampire lore in this one.

Of course, Nalini Singh is a favorite of mine and I thoroughly enjoyed Ocean Light. I find her writing to be so incredibly romantic. They always make me sigh. The romance between Bowen and Kaia was beautiful and tragic. I'm loving the new Pys-Changeling Trinity world too.

The Love Coupon by Ainslie Paton did take my breath away. Flick is not normally the kind of heroine I like but she grew on me and I admired the heck out of her. And Tom, I loved him. Bonus points for a hero who can cook!!

And finally, The Girl Who Knew Too Much by Amanda Quick was everything I've come to expect from a JAK novel. Intriguing, complex plot and likable characters.

That's it from me. What did you read for this last month? Do leave a comment and let me know.

And stay tuned for Helen's reading list for the month too.


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