It’s Monday! What are You Reading?

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It’s time once again for Kathryn’s weekly meme, “It’s Monday! What are You Reading?, hosted at Book Date, where we share what we’re reading and have read over the past week.

 

My hubby is slowly recovering. He came home a week ago and is moving a bit better and seems to be in less pain. Now if he would just not overdo it – as he usually does!

 

 What I Read Last Week

I read 7 books – 3 historical romances, 2 contemporary romances, a magical realism mystery novel and 1 pix book.

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It Happened One Autumn         Devil in Winter                 Scandal in Spring   

by Lisa Kleypas.     So enjoyed this series

 

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Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey.  A murder mystery, magic and lies – how could it not be fascinating?

 

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Insight by Deborah Raney. Really enjoyed this romance that involved a widow and an who received a cornea transplant.

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Eight Second Rule by Em Petrova. A romance novella that was a fun, quick read.

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A Boy, a Mouse and A Spider by Barbara Herkert, illus by Lauren Castillo. A most informative, interesting picture book of E.B. White.

 

What I’m Reading Now 

 Romancing Mister Bridgerton by Julia Quinn

Onyx by Jennifer Armentrout

 

What’s Up Next

5 Little Indians by Michelle Good

Wild at Heart b K.A. Tucker

12 thoughts on “It’s Monday! What are You Reading?

  1. Those first three books have such beautiful covers! Your read for next week sounds good – Five Little Indians. Thank you for sharing!

  2. Nice looking assortment of books. I don’t think I’ve ever read Kleypas and should give her a try. Come see my week here. Happy reading!

  3. Good to know hubby is home and healing, yes going slowly and giving time for the body is important. I so loved that Lisa Kleypas series, some day I’d like to read it again via the audiobooks I have.

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