It's Monday, What Are You Reading? is a meme hosted by Sheila at Book Journey.
It’s Monday! What Are You Reading, is where we gather to share what we have read this past week and what we plan to read this week. It is a great way to network with other bloggers, see some wonderful blogs, and put new titles on your reading list.
While our weather has still been unseasonably cold, it looks like it is taking a turn for the warmer. I can hardly wait. I had my air conditioner checked out this week and would like to get a chance to use it before I head north for my summer vacation.
Just three weeks of school left and two of them are four day weeks. Things get a little confusing with the various classes all trying to fit in a last field trip before school is out. I have unexpected gaps in my schedule when classes are gone. It is nice to have the extra time to work on projects that I'd like to finish before vacation though.
This coming week sees the end of most of my TV watching too. The Voice's finale is Tuesday evening.
While our weather has still been unseasonably cold, it looks like it is taking a turn for the warmer. I can hardly wait. I had my air conditioner checked out this week and would like to get a chance to use it before I head north for my summer vacation.
Just three weeks of school left and two of them are four day weeks. Things get a little confusing with the various classes all trying to fit in a last field trip before school is out. I have unexpected gaps in my schedule when classes are gone. It is nice to have the extra time to work on projects that I'd like to finish before vacation though.
This coming week sees the end of most of my TV watching too. The Voice's finale is Tuesday evening.
Read Last Week
Honor's Knight by Rachel Bach was the second book in her Paradox trilogy. I thought it was exciting and entertaining. My review will be posted on May 31.
Heaven's Queen by Rachel Back was the final book in the Paradox trilogy. I loved the action, the hero and heroine, and thought the conclusion was very satisfying. My review will be posted on June 5.
Take Me On by Katie McGarry was another intense and emotional contemporary story in her Pushing the Limits series. I devoured it! My review will be posted on May 21.
Vivian Divine Is Dead by Lauren Sabel was another contemporary story about a young teen actress who runs away to Mexico to get away from death threats and finds danger, secrets, and a new romance. My review will be posted on May 31.
Hexed by Michelle Krys was a contemporary paranormal about a cheerleader who learns that she is a hereditary witch when she gets caught in a war between the witches and the sorcerers. It was an engaging story. My review will be posted on June 5.
Fatal Affair by Marie Force is the first book in her fatal series. It was an excellent romantic suspense title that reminded me in some ways of J.D. Robb's In Death series. After finishing it, I bought the rest of the series for my Kindle and look forward to reading more. My review will be posted on June 7.
Currently
I just started On the Road to Find Out by Rachel Toor. I got this ARC from Macmillan. The book will be released on June 10.
Next Week
The Body in the Woods by April Henry sounds like an engaging thriller. I got the ARC from Macmillan. The book will be released on June 17.
Another June 17 release is The Quick by Lauren Owen. I won this ARC from LibraryThing. It is a mystery with maybe a touch of horror.
Dark Metropolis by Jaclyn Dolamore was a NetGalley find. I have enjoyed previous books by this author. It is also a June 17 release.
That Night by Chevy Stevens came from Amazon Vine. This thriller is also a June 17 release.
Reviews Posted
That was my week. How was yours?
- Broken Hearts, Fences and Other Things to Mend by Katie Finn
- Mila 2.0: Renegade by Debra Driza
- The Summer Invitation by Charlotte Silver
- Risky Game by Tracy Solheim
That was my week. How was yours?
Can't wait to see your review of Take Me On. I need to get back into that series. Also excited for That Night!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed Take Me On, West redeemed himself. Can't wait to see what you think of The Body in the Woods, I like April Henry's writing. Have a great week, enjoy the warm weather coming and happy reading :)
ReplyDeleteI like all your books especially the mysteries. Always like stopping by your blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm interested in the new Chevy Stevens... so many bloggers enjoy that author. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat new books, Kathy. The Fatal Series caught my eye and I'm off to Amazon to find out more.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. Happy reading!
Thanks for sharing, and thank you for visiting my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope the next few weeks are not too crazy for you! I have The Quick coming up soon too!
ReplyDeleteThe Quick and That Night look so promising. Hope you will enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteI have the Marie Force book on my Kindle and I've been wanting to read it for the longest time. Eventually I will get to it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
I've been curious about the Paradox Trilogy, but just don't have time to invest in another series right now. :)
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Thanks for stopping by my blog! Enjoy your reading week! I have a Katie McGarry on my shelf that I really should read at some point. Everyone seems to enjoy her books.
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of great books there. Hope they are all tens for you,
ReplyDeleteI am hoping after I read Take Me On I like West a bit more than the previous book. Definitely want to read the April Henry book. Looks like June 17th is a release heavy day! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI'm actually enjoying the cool weather cause I know the heat is coming! :) Although it could warm up a bit... anyway The Body in the Woods and That Night both sound interesting.
ReplyDeleteI am reading the Chevy Stevens book now :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have had a really productive reading week. :D Looking forward to your review of Take Me On. I really need to get on the Pushing the Limits series!
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Obsessive Compulsive Reader
That Night has a beautiful cover. Metal Cats is a photography book. People that are part of the metal music scene and their cats as a fund raiser to support no-kill shelters.
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