What are YOU Reading??

[Beth]

so if you don't like it, it's my fault. gotcha. LOL! i've read drafter and operator already, and loved them immensely they've been on my physical bookshelf since operator came out. i didn't know sideswiped was out until today, and i just discovered that Waylaid is part of both the drafter and the hollows series, but it's not on audible, sigh. guess i'll go amazon diving

her Eclipsed Evolution books are really good, too, as is Three Kinds of Lucky.

i might be a little obsessed with her books.... i've been through her Hollows series 6 times now, start to finish, and that's like a 20 book series, lol. the woman can't put out books fast enough for me

Wow Jen - that's ALOT of books.....I'm looking forward to reading her. And, YES, I will blame you

 

[kelley]

I've been listening to the Fever series by Karen Marie Moning. I'm on Feverborn which is somewhere around book 8 I think. I listen to books a LOT. Found it easier because I don't have the patience for physical books anymore. Nick sees me reading and thinks that's his cue to get me on my feet to do... anything else ... or watch tv. If I have earbuds in I can't hear him LOL!

I read the some of the Fever series several years ago when it was the featured book in a book club. I was super skeptical because it was not my style, but I loved it and went on to read more in the series. I think that was the point when I realized that I didn't really have a specific genre I like - as long as the plot and characters are good, I can get into almost anything.

I'm reading a few books right now. And by reading I mostly mean listening on Audible. I prefer actually reading on paper, but I don't have the time. I spend a lot of my time cleaning, driving, doing animal care, etc, so it is in my best interest to utilize audiobooks. I do have one on my kindle I read before bed for a bit each night.

Current reads:
The House of My Mother by Shari Franke
Fly Girl by Ann Hood
The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young
Gray After Dark by Noelle Ihli

 

[jenyurko]

I read the some of the Fever series several years ago when it was the featured book in a book club. I was super skeptical because it was not my style, but I loved it and went on to read more in the series. I think that was the point when I realized that I didn't really have a specific genre I like - as long as the plot and characters are good, I can get into almost anything.

I'm reading a few books right now. And by reading I mostly mean listening on Audible. I prefer actually reading on paper, but I don't have the time. I spend a lot of my time cleaning, driving, doing animal care, etc, so it is in my best interest to utilize audiobooks. I do have one on my kindle I read before bed for a bit each night.

Current reads:
The House of My Mother by Shari Franke
Fly Girl by Ann Hood
The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young
Gray After Dark by Noelle Ihli

I really liked the Fever series when I first started it, but now I'm just kind of ... blah... about it, which tells me I need a break. So I'll finish the book I'm on and switch to something else for a bit and come back to it later

I've always loved stephen king and dean koontz, and then a friend of mine introduced me to The Hollows and I've been hooked on weres, witches, vampires, and fairies ever since, lol. The Unmaking of June Farrow sounds interesting! *adds to goodreads list*

 

[Beth]

I read the some of the Fever series several years ago when it was the featured book in a book club. I was super skeptical because it was not my style, but I loved it and went on to read more in the series. I think that was the point when I realized that I didn't really have a specific genre I like - as long as the plot and characters are good, I can get into almost anything.

I'm reading a few books right now. And by reading I mostly mean listening on Audible. I prefer actually reading on paper, but I don't have the time. I spend a lot of my time cleaning, driving, doing animal care, etc, so it is in my best interest to utilize audiobooks. I do have one on my kindle I read before bed for a bit each night.

Current reads:
The House of My Mother by Shari Franke
Fly Girl by Ann Hood
The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young
Gray After Dark by Noelle Ihli

thanks for sharing these titles, @kelley - it's always fun to discover new treasures.

 

[AJsRandom]

I'm about 50 pages from the end of mine, and to my surprise, will have to choose another! I have plenty in paper and in my Kindle app, so I have plenty of choices. Hmm. I like reading every day.

 

[kelley]

I've always loved stephen king and dean koontz, and then a friend of mine introduced me to The Hollows and I've been hooked on weres, witches, vampires, and fairies ever since, lol. The Unmaking of June Farrow sounds interesting! *adds to goodreads list*

Just added Hollows to my Goodreads list! It will be my next Audible pick!

 

[Beth]

I'm almost done reading a book I highly recommend - it's $0 on Kindle Unlimited - called The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer. @AJsRandom - I too, read every day and download tons of KU books. @jenyurko I tried Peri Reed Chronicles and, although I found the book interesting, it was a bit too sci-fi for my taste.... You must've enjoyed watching Fringe, the X-files and shows like that

 

[jenyurko]

Fringe was great! lol!

 

[Beth]

Fringe was great! lol!

Agree....sad when it went off the air!

 

[AJsRandom]

Fringe- now there's a series I probably would love! I wonder if it's streaming anywhere?

Currently reading The Five-Star Weekend by Elin Hilderbrand. I'd heard good things about the author and thought I'd check her out. So far, so good! Will read more by her after I read what's piled up on my shelf and in my Kindle app, lol!

 

[BlueHeartScraps]

Me: I need to read more books in 2025, because my 2024 slacked!
Also me: It's the 17th and I haven't started a book. *sigh*

Keeping this thread open so I can find inspiration (and maybe a few book recommendations)

 

[jenyurko]

Me: I need to read more books in 2025, because my 2024 slacked!
Also me: It's the 17th and I haven't started a book. *sigh*

Keeping this thread open so I can find inspiration (and maybe a few book recommendations)

Same. I'm literally on the last chapter of the Fever book I've been listening to, but life (aka, a new puppy adoption) has gotten in the way.

Fringe- now there's a series I probably would love! I wonder if it's streaming anywhere?

Currently reading The Five-Star Weekend by Elin Hilderbrand. I'd heard good things about the author and thought I'd check her out. So far, so good! Will read more by her after I read what's piled up on my shelf and in my Kindle app, lol!

I was wondering this too because I wouldn't mind watching it again, but the squirrels are many today