Here's what I read for the month.
Okay, this is a surprise. December was a much bigger reading month than I anticipated. January is starting slow for me!!
I decided to binge the Eon Warriors series this month by Anna Hackett. New favorite sci fi series. Man, those Eon Warriors are delicious!!! Fortunately, even with my glomming there's a new book out that's waiting for me. Yay!!
I discovered a love of omegaverse the way *I* want it written and Kathryn Moon totally delivered with Baby + the Late Night Howlers and I freaking loved it. It was exactly what I wanted from an omegaverse. Looking forward to more.
I also continued my daddy romance kick (daddy-lite. I can't handle the hard core stuff) and loved Yes Daddy and President Daddy by BB Hamel. Ms Hamel is rising fast as one of my favorite authors.
A really fun book I read was Saving Their Trainer by Nikki Dean. The reason I like it is because it's the book version of a popular Tumblr story that made its rounds on social media about a personal trainer who broke up with her boyfriend and the douche-canoe ex held her stuff hostage. The guys she trains go to rescue her stuff and the results are hilarious.
And finally, although I shouldn't mention it since the book is no longer in publication but I looked thorugh the black hole (it's bottomless) I call my Kindle library and found an old royal romance I hadn't read and devoured. Loved, loved, loved it. It's a Cinderella retelling plus royal romance. Two of my favorite tropes. It's The Prince and I by RS Lively. I tried looking but it's no longer for sale on Amazon. Sorry!!!
That's it from me. What did you read for this last month? Do leave a comment and let me know.
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A better month, mostly due to some short stories and/or novellas. But hey, every little helps.
ReplyDelete1. Coriolis by Elsa Jade. Intergalactic dating agency. Mermaids of Montana. #2. Another interesting take on the scifi genre
2. Leopards Wrath by Christine Feehan
3. Coldest Fire by Juliette Cross. Dominion #4. The final story and what a story. Loved Uriel and Nadya
4. A Delicate Deception by Cat Sebastian. Regency Imposters #3
5. Capturing a Unicorn by Eve Langlais. Chimera secrets #5. A great end to the series. Or is it the end
6. Bringer of Night by Jordan L Hawk. Spectre 3#2. Another fab installment
7. Passion Surge by Cynthia Sax. Cyborg Space Exploration #4. Free short story
8. Saved by Lisa Hughey. Alias 3.5. Short story
9. When a Lioness Prowls by Eve Langlais. Lions Pride #5
10. Stick to the Script by Lane Hayes. Aces Wild #13
11. Ride the High Lonesome by Rosanne Bittner. One of the very few western authors I read nowadays
12. Candy King by Christine D'abo. Sugar series #3
13. Slate by Sue Mercury. Vaxxlian mail order brides #2
14. One Hot Holiday by Cynthia Eden. Wilde Ways side story
15. The Absolution by Yrsa Sigurdardottir. Children's House #3. Another creepy thriller set in Iceland
16. Edge of Darkness by Lara Adrian. Hunter Legacy #3
17. Ryder by Barbara Freethy. 7 Brides for 7 Soldiers #1. Back into the archives
18. Redressed by Cat Sebastian. Free short story from author's newsletter
19. Holiday Epilogues by Cat Sebastian. 4 free short stories from author's newsletter
20. Adam by Roxanne St Claire. 7 Brides for 7 Soldiers #2
21. Zane by Christi Ridgeway. 7 Brides for 7 Soldiers #3
22. Wyatt by Lynn Raye Harris. 7 Brides for 7 Soldiers #4. I read this in 2017, but since I discovered I hadn't read the series, I decided to reread it
23. Jack by Julia London. Brides for 7 Soldiers #5
24. Noah by Cristin Harbor. Brides for 7 Soldiers #5. A DNF, or more to the point, a skip to the end. And quelle surprise, she wrote the one I didn't like in the last 7 brides series.
Gill
Gill, you had a great month. Short stories totally count.
DeleteWOW you did have a fabulous month Deanna go you
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Helen
I did. It really surprised me. I read more than I thought I did.
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