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January Reading

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Here are the books I finished in January:

  • Stitches and Witches, by Nancy Warren
  • Crochet and Cauldrons, by Nancy Warren
  • Pink Moon, by Annabel Chase
  • Death in a Strange Country, by Donna Leon
  • buds of iris, by Lex Schier
  • Promophobia, by Diana Vallere
  • The Stolen Heir, by Holly Black
  • Never Forget You, by Fiona Lucas
  • The Sandberg Connection, by Mark de Castrique

Nine books in one month is a lot for me. I should explain how this happened. First of all, some of the books were shorter in length. Secondly, some books were started before January and simply finished in January. And then there were two books that I just couldn’t put down. I love Holly Black and I read The Stolen Heir in pretty much a single weekend. Fiona Lucas is now a new favorite. Never Forget you is hard to put down.

November Reading

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These are the books I finished in November:

  • The Medici Murders, by David Hewson
  • In the Wake, by Helen Trevorrow
  • The Garden of Angels, by David Hewson
  • The Strings of Murder, by Oscar de Muriel
  • The Hunt, by Oscar de Muriel
  • Blackman’s Coffin, by Mark de Castrique
  • A Holiday by Gaslight,by Mimi Matthews
  • His & Hers, by Alice Feeney

The list contains my “big discoveries” this year. These authors have been around for a while, but I’ve only just discovered them. I’ll write a post about it next month.

October Reading

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Here are the books I finished in October:

  • The Perfect Marriage, by Jeneva Rose
  • One of Us Is Dead, by Jeneva Rose
  • A Deadly Covenant, by Michael Stanley
  • One Woman’s War, by Christine Wells
  • Hollywood Homicide, by Kellye Garrett
  • Red Widow, by Alma Katsu
  • A Counterfeit Suitor, by Darcie Wilde
  • Secret Lives, by Mark de Castrique

Jeneva Rose, Christine Wells, Kellye Garrett, Alma Katsu, and Mark de Castrique are new authors for me. I really enjoyed their work and I look forward to reading more from them.