What Are You Reading? (650)

Posted June 9, 2023 by Holly in Features | 2 Comments

Casee

I’m reading Reaper (Dark in You #8) by Suzanne Wright. The next book in the series doesn’t come out until July & I honestly don’t know what I’m going to read now. I was thinking about trying Love Me Today (Time River #1) by A.L. Jackson, but I don’t know if I’m feeling a contemporary.

Holly

I finished Must Love Hockey by Sarina Bowen. It was a cute, fast read. I was in the mood for another contemporary, so I started the audiobook of Mr. Fixer Upper by Lucy Score. It was good, though I didn’t enjoy it as much as The Christmas Fix, the second book in the series. I ended up rereading it after I finished Mr. Fixer Upper. I also read Magic Claims by Ilona Andrews. It was so good. I definitely needed that in my life.

I haven’t decided what to read next. I might look for a sci-fi novel.

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


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2 responses to “What Are You Reading? (650)

  1. DiscoDollyDeb

    I’m reading Natasha Anders’s angsty-bordering-on-melodramatic DON’T PRETEND I’M YOURS. It’s a fake relationship (but only one partner knows it’s fake) story. It’s ok, but it isn’t shaping up to be a keeper-shelf favorite. I’m also reading Briar Prescott’s m/m RARE. I’ve never read anything by Prescott before, but this one (that starts off in 2009 and then shifts to 2019) about doomed teenager lovers who reconnect a decade later is shaping up to be quite good.

  2. Kareni

    Over the past week ~

    — My distant book group chose to discuss At the End of the Matinee by Keiichiro Hirano which I quite enjoyed (but most of the others did not). This was a free World Book Day gift from Amazon in 2021. The book features a classical guitarist and the journalist who catches his attention. I’ll admit to wondering what might happen with the characters after the book ends.
    — quite enjoyed School Days (SC Marva Collins Book 1) by Nathan Lowell; this is a new space opera book by an author of a favorite series. I recommend starting with the author’s Quarter Share which features the same lead character.
    — enjoyed the contemporary male/male romance Damage Control (North Shore Stories Book 1) by Lynn Van Dorn which featured an actor and a dermatologist, both of whom had trauma in their past and present. Many content warnings on this.
    — also enjoyed Be My Mistake (North Shore Stories) by Lynn Van Dorn, a prequel novella that featured a character who had played a minor role in the above book. This had less depth than the above book.
    — enjoyed The Memory in His Skin by B. Ripley for, another male/male romance novella. This featured a grieving musician and a tattooist.

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