What Helen Read #73: June 2022

Wanna know something? It's super late. And I'm super late. I'm also using the word super a lot. Anyhoo, at least I'm doing this now, eh? It's been a busy day. I should be in bed reading already since it's past 9am, but here I am.

Here's what Helen read for the last month.

Someone Else's Child

Always A Princess

The Baby Whisperer

Lola And The Single Dad

Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone

Adventure With A Secret Prince

Paperbark Hill

Under The Dark Moon

A Family's Trust

Mysteries, Midsummer Sun, And Murders Anthology

The Song Of The Jade Lily

The Worst Lord In London

A Town Like Clarence

Lying In Wait

Wake

Up All Night With A Good Duke

Out Of Breath (Amazon AU)

To Autumn, With Love

The Billionaire Behind The Headlines

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

It is going to be hard to pick out some favourites this month. 😊

I read some fabulous historicals, Amy Rose Bennett has a new one out, the start of a new series with Up All Night With A Good Duke. Yay! And it was fabulous. Anna Campbell too has another start to a new series with The Worst Lord In London and it sizzles the pages and Susanne Bellamy has an Australian historical set around WW2, Under The Dark Moon which was so good.

The last two books in the Outback Babies series set in Wirralong. The Baby Whisperer by Fiona McArthur and Lola And The Single Dad by Kelly Hunter are must reads.

Off course, I do love my Harlequin Mills and Boon stories and Rachael Stewart’s The Billionaire Behind The Headlines and Andrea Bolter’s Adventure With A Secret Prince both left me feeling so good.

Kylie Orr’s debut Someone Else's Child was such a page turner, one I highly recommend and A Family's Trust by Louise Guy. Wow! One that had me mind jumping around.

Maya Linnell’s Paperbark Hill and Stella Quinn’s A Town Like Clarence are such gorgeous rural romances, ones that I highly recommend.

Michelle Montebello’s second book in the Belle series To Autumn, With Love is a must read.

And if you are in to cosy mysteries the Mysteries, Midsummer Sun, And Murders Anthology is one to pick up, I have two of the stories in it from Phillipa Nefri Clark and Megan Mayfair and they were lots of fun.

There you go I must say I did do a bit of armchair traveling in June and loved it.

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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