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Category Archives: Reading in 2016
What I’ve Read – November 2016
I have to admit it’s been a quiet month for reading. I just haven’t had the time. In November I priotised sleep and being organised over reading and I also decided to tackle a book that required more attention and … Continue reading
What I’ve Read – October 2016
October has not been a reading month. No real reason, I’ve been sick and or busy and while generally on work days I read for about an hour a day, the weekends have been busy with allotment, nephews and rescuing … Continue reading
What I’ve Read – August 2016
Allegiance of Honour – Nalini Singh (library book) Nalini Singh writes book crack, which while sometimes problematic, I just cannot quit. This book is basically a huge epilogue for the 14 books that have gone before it and I had … Continue reading
Posted in Reading in 2016
Tagged A Few Bloody Noses: The American War of Independence - Robert Harvey, A Right Honourable Gentleman - Courtney Milan, Allegiance of Honour - Nalini Singh, Calling It - Jen Doyle, Rock Wedding - Nalini Singh, Secrets at Midnight - Nalini Singh, Something Borrowed - Louisa George, The Unleashing (Call of Crows) - Shelly Laurenston, Twisted Up - Erin Nichols, Wild Embrace - Nalini Singh
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What I’ve Read – June
All the Light We Cannot See – Anthony Doerr (library ebook) I reserved this on my mother’s recommendation, and I wasn’t all that sure about it in the beginning but it stayed with me. The story of how things build and … Continue reading
Posted in Reading in 2016
Tagged A Natural History of Dragons: A Memoir of Lady Trent, All the Light We Cannot See - Anthony Doerr, Cold Hearted Rake - Lisa Klepas, Girl Meets Bear - Shelley Laurenston, Kiss Me Annabel - Eloisa James, Only Beloved - Mary Balogh, The Rook - Daniel O'Malley
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What I’ve Read – May 2016
I really wanted to read this month, so I did! Here’s the list… The Mane Event – Shelly Laurenston (library ebook) The Beast in Him – Shelly Laurenston (library ebook) The Mane Attraction – Shelly Laurenston (library ebook) The Mane Squeeze – … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading in 2016
Tagged Beast Behaving Badly - Shelly Laurenston, Big Bad Beast - Shelly Laurenston, Bite Me - Shelly Laurenston, Controlled Burn - Shannon Stacey, Foxglove Summer - Ben Aaronvitch, Getting His Way - Erin Nichols, Keane's Challenge - Iain Gale, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children - Ransome Riggs, Only a Kiss - Mary Balogh, The Beast in Him - Shelly Laurenston, The Countess - Lynsay Sands, The Mane Attraction - Shelly Laurenston, The Mane Event - Shelly Laurenston, The Mane Squeeze - Shelly Laurenston, Wolf with Benefits - Shelly Laurenston
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What I’ve Read – April 2016
April was not a reading month, I guess I’ve just been in a bit of slump, I didn’t even read much while I was away. Anyway this is what I’ve read this month.. Terra’s World – Mitch Benn (library book) … Continue reading
What I’ve Read – March 2016
Leviathan Wakes – James S. A. Corey (library book) I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed it. The world building is great and it’s not hard sci-fi so not too technical, I found myself feeling sorry for Miller and hoping … Continue reading
Posted in Reading in 2016
Tagged Big Sky Country - Linda Lael Miller, Big Sky Mountain- Linda Lael Miller, Big Sky River - Linda Lael Miller, Big Sky Secrets - Linda Lael Miller, Big Sky Summer - Linda Lael Miller, Big Sky Wedding - Linda Lael Miller, Broken Homes - Ben Aaronovitch, Leviathan Wakes - James S. A. Corey, Moon over Soho - Ben Aaronovitch, reading, Reading 2016, Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch, The Quarry - Iain Banks, What I've Read - 2016, What I've Read - March 2016
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What I’ve Read – February 2016
We are two months into the year and you can see what kind of month I had by my choice of reading material. Shards of Hope – Nalini Singh (library book) I went to the library to pick up a … Continue reading
Posted in Reading in 2016
Tagged Among Others - Jo Walton, Blitzing Emily - Julie Brannagh, books, Carry On - Rainbow Rowell, First Last Kiss - Lia Riley, Heart's Desire - T. J. Kline, Lord Dashwood Missed Out - Tessa Dare, Make It Right - Megan Erickson, Midnight at Tiffanys - Sarah Morgan, reading, Shards of Hope - Nalini Singh, The Turn of the Story - Sarah Rees Brennan, Trade Me - Courtney Milan, What I've Read, What I've Read - 2016, Wish Upon a Star - Sarah Morgan
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