What Are You Reading? (630)

Posted December 16, 2022 by Casee in Features | 12 Comments

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I’ve been binging Georgia Lyn Hunter (still). I just finished Shattered Dawn (Fallen Guardians #7). It was really good, but really long. Up next is Hunter Avenged (Forgotten Brotherhood #5) by NJ Walters.

I tried to listen to The Perils of Pleasure (Pennyroyal Green #1) by Julie Anne Long, but I couldn’t do the narrator. She’s the same narrator of Nalini Singh’s books & I couldn’t do the accent. So I decided to listen to The Prize by Julie Garwood.

Holly

I’ve spent the entire week reading Revelations, The Order: The Order, Book 1 by Sandra R Neeley and Chris Storm. I was really intrigued by the premise and the early chapters, but sadly didn’t have a lot of reading time. As the novel has gone on, I’ve found it easier and easier to set aside. I’m near the 90% mark now and I’m considering just DNFing it.

I’m also listening to Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase, a personal favorite.

What are you reading this week? Any new favorites or books that drove you crazy? Share!

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  1. Kareni

    It’s been a busy week, but I’ve squeezed in some reading.

    — I quite enjoyed the contemporary male/male holiday romance, Christmas Wish List (Hartbridge Christmas Series Book 2) by N.R. Walker.
    — The contemporary romance Switched by N.R. Walker was a reread featuring a man who was switched at birth and his best friend. I enjoyed this again.
    — a novella by the author which also featured two friends falling in love: Perfect Catch by N.R. Walker. This was enjoyable but will likely not be a reread.

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  2. DiscoDollyDeb

    I’m reading I LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH, an MMM Christmas romance featuring former college roommates. There’s also a struggling Christmas tree farm and a barn full of animals. Written by J. E. Birk, Rachel Ember, and Leslie McAdam.

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