What Deanna Read #84: March and April 2023

Now, don't get too excited, I'm not sure if I'm actually back. I'm VERY slowly getting back into things and even though I'm about 6 weeks post-surgery, my energy levels are not what they used to be, so there's still a lot of resting. That said, I decided to at least do a little on the bloggity though I'm not fully back into it. I'm starting to put this post together on a Wednesday. Let's see how long it takes me to get it done, eh?

Big thank you to everyone who has been understanding and all the "get well" wishes.

Here's what I read for the last two months.

Alpha Night

The Look of Love

Meg

Saving Mason

A Little Bit Crazy

Embattled Hearts

Say Her Name

Blame It On The Tequila

Saving Mason *

Nero (First read)

Dad Bod Dreams

Fatal Justice

State of Affairs

State of Grace

Stepbrothers

Excalibur

Mr Sin

Sin Too

Miss Sin

Smoky Darling

Latte Darling

Endless Obsession

Heart of Gold

Indigo Ridge

The Protector

Mine

Nanny For The Grumpy CEO

Defying The North Wind (Has been rereleased)

Claiming The East Wind (Has been rereleased)

Fury & Darkness

The Mercy of Promise

The Edge of Promise

Her Daddy's Jewel

Brutal Conquest

Black Ops Daddy

His Last Nerve

Lone Star Husband

Dante

The Bodyguard and His Bunny

Nanny Tempts The Beast

Don't Trust A Killer

Hidden Love

Going Rogue

Knightmaster

Vetting His Kitten

Code Name Lise: The True Story of the Woman Who Became WWII's Most Highly Decorated Spy

Big Sky

Hero

Jekyll

Nero (Second read #obsessed)

Sinner's Secret

Saving Mason *

Right, it's taken me DAYS to get this post done. Actually, it's taken me 8 days to finish this post since it's now the end of Wednesday of the next week and by the time you see this, it will be Thursday. I kinda fizzled out part way, then it took a while to get back to it because I had to manage my energy levels. Better late than never.

52 books between March and April, with most of them read in April because well, March I spent most of it in hospital and my ability to read there was ZERO. That's not too bad all things considered. I'll take it.

Now for the standouts.

I caught up a bit on TS Joyce. I'm still way behind, but I finished the rest of the Wolves of Piston series, and then went back to catch up on the Wolves of Promise Falls series. I love Ms Joyce's books. They always make me feel good. There's just something about her writing that has all the feels for me.

A new direction for a favorite author, Julie Rowe, with Sinner's Secret. Kind of a romantic suspense meets paranormal meets urban fantasy. Her hero is a vampire, but it's not very vampirey, if you're concerned with that. Still very much Julie Rowe with all the action and steam.

There were a few fun, quick reads, but I'm not sure if they were fabulous or it was just my very mushy brain latching on because that was all I could handle so I thought I loved them, but anyhoo, Vetting His Kitten by Mink, Going Rogue by Cassie Mint, Nanny Tempts The Beast by Mink, and Dad Bod Dreams by Cassie Mint to name a few.

Finally, I binged SJ Tilly and became obsessed with her heroes. Some books were better than others, but I read six of her books in four days and then reread one of them again. Latte Darling because Axel is everything. Nero because he's all sorts of red flags, and I'd gladly read him over and over again, but I do not wish him in my real life. Finally, Miss Sin because Special Agent John Clark is 🔥🔥🔥 and I'm totally fanning myself while reading him. Ooof! I need a John Clark in my life...or maybe not. He could be another one of those who's just fun to read.

* Read two books with the exact same name. Fun fact. In one book, Mason was the hero, and the other, Mason was the heroine.

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

Stay tuned for what Helen read too.


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