What Helen Read #63: August 2021

Hey there, how are you all doing? There's not much to report here, to be honest. We are still in lockdown and hardly leave the house. We get out about once a week and combine any medical or dental appointments with a weekly shop for groceries and food. That's about all the excitement there is going on here. Plenty of time for work and reading. I've been a bit slow on the reading front this month, but I think that's quite normal. I tend to alternate between a big reading month and a slower reading month all the time. It's because after a big month, I think my brain says to me, you need a break and to take it a little easier this month. Read less books and do something else. I've been watching makeup and cooking videos. Learned some fabulous new recipes that I've fed to Steve and he's loved. But enough of me blathering on...

Here's what Helen read for the last month.

The Garden Of Hopes And Dreams

The Life She Dreams

From One Night To Desert Queen

The Secrets Mothers Keep

Over Byron Bay

A Consequence Made in Greece

Caribbean Nights WIth The Tycoon

Grady

Married For One Reason Only

Something In The Wine

Sold To The Spaniard

Mark Of Guilt

Cinderella And The Brooding Billionaire

Treasured Lies

The Liar Next Door

Devil In The Details

One Night With Her Italian Boss

Till Daph Do Us Part

The Farmer's Friend

Manhattan's Most Scandalous Reunion

The Scoundrel's Daughter

All About Ella

The Rivera House

Taming The Hot-Shot Doc

Wild At Heart

Helen always has a fabulous reading month. Let's see what stood out for her.

There are some very awesome stories in this list and picking standouts again is going to be hard. I did enjoy them all though. 😊

The Scoundrel's Daughter by Anne Gracie. What can I say? Her stories are just so good and with this one we get two beautiful romances, I loved it.

Barbara Hannay’s newest, The Garden Of Hopes And Dreams, Fiona McArthur’s The Farmer's Friend, Meredith Appleyard’s All About Ella and Natasha Lester’s The Rivera House were all absolutely fabulous must reads.

Phillipa Nefri Clark has a new book out, Till Daph Do Us Part, and it's the start of a new cozy mystery series. It was lots of fun.

I read some Harlequin Mills & Boon and was not disappointed. Annie West's A Consequence Made in Greece, Michelle Douglas's Cinderella And The Brooding Billionaire, and Andrea Bolter’s Caribbean Nights WIth The Tycoon were awesome reads.

A couple of suspense stories with Kendall Talbot’s Treasured Lies and Nicola Marsh’s The Liar Next Door are both books I would highly recommend.

I don’t read a lot of paranormal but I did thoroughly enjoy book two in Savannah Blaize’s series, Devil In The Details.

Have fun, Helen.

Well, that's it for what Helen read. What did you think? Did you read the same books? Different books? What did you read this month? Tell us below.


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