Since I’ve been getting a lot of great books in the mail this week (and I bought three last weekend — Innocence & Impropriaty by Diane Gaston; the newest Jo Leigh and Shopaholic and Sister by Sophie Kinsella all as a reward for when I finish the edits! *g*) I thought I’d ask what everyone’s reading lately and if you’re not reading, what are you looking forward to picking up?
On my list for the month:
* Atlantis Rising by Alyssa Day
* Remember The Alimony (saw it at wal-mart last wknd and didn’t pick it up, kicking myself now lol)
* The Nymph King by Gena Showalter
* Succubus Blues
* Dead and Dateless (though I can’t remember the release date)
* Speed Dating (harlequin nascar book)
couple others that aren’t coming to mind.
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I’ve just finished my first Sherryl Woods book — Three Down the Aisle, which is the starter book in her 2005 “Rose Cottage” series. I really enjoyed it. I’m now on Shirley Jump’s The Devil Served Tortellini. I won a bunch of Shirley’s books (signed) in Brenda Novak’s Diabetes Auction last year and I kept forgetting that they were part of my TBR shelf because I keep any autographed copies separate!
Jess x
I just picked up a bunch of new books…from Zellers no less. Who knew?
At any rate, I’m reading a Jayne Anne Krentz at the moment, White Lies, and next up is Tami Hoag’s Prior Bad Acts.
Do you have a semi-spring down there? We do.
I’m also reading Tami Hoag’s Prior Bad Acts — picked it up at Wally’s world last weekend.
Otherwise, my books at the moment are mostly research: Tara Moss’s FETISH (Australian crime). MY RACING HEART by Nan Mooney (horseracing), KITTYHAWK DOWN by Gary Disher (Australian crime). And next on my pure pleasure list is Suzanne Brockmann’s BREAKING POINT
Shirley’s books are fun! Haven’t read that one yet though.
I buy a lot of the harlequin/silhouette books at Zellers. And I just found out if you have enough hbc points you can exchange them for a chapters gc. I know where I’m spending my points lol
Heard good things about White Lies!
Finally in semi spring :o) took forever to get to the slush stage.
Sounds like Tami’s book is a popular read
Sounds like some interesting research reading Loreth.