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Category Archives: Reading in 2019
What I’ve Read – November and December 2019
The end of the year was tricky and I completely dropped the ball on what I read, so here is most of it! Shadowmagic – John Lenahan Prince of Hazel and Oak – John Lenahan Sons of Macha – John … Continue reading
Posted in Reading in 2019
Tagged A Single Thread - Tracy Chevalier, Christmas Past - Jodi Taylor, December 2019, Eggnog Makes Her Easy - Erin Nicholas, November 2019, Prince of Hazel and Oak - John Lenahan, See above.. Someone to Remember - Mary Balogh, Shadowmagic - John Lenahan, Sons of Macha - John Lenahan, Sword of Kings - Bernard Cornwell, The Queen of Nothing - Holly Black, The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England - Ian Mortimer, What I've Read, What I've Read - 2019, When Did You Last See Your Father - Jodi Taylor, Why Is Nothing Ever Simple - Jodi Taylor
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What I’ve Read – August and September 2019
So I skipped this in August and I’ve stopped counting the TBC pile. In August, I also spent £40 on books, book tokens are the best present… The Wicked King – Holly Black I’m really enjoying this series, no one … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading in 2019
Tagged An Absolutely Remarkable Thing - Hank Green, Archangel's Prophecy - Nalini Singh, Beauty and the Bayou - Erin Nicholas, Brazen and the Beast - Sarah MacLean, Early Riser - Jasper Fforde, Hot and Badgered - Shelley Laurenston, In a Badger Way - Shelley Laurenston, Kill the Queen - Jennifer Estep, Madensky Square - Eva Ibbotson, Open Hearts - Eve Dangerfield, Protect the Prince - Jennifer Estep, Shacking Up - Helena Hunting, The Right Swipe - Alisha Rai, The Stone Sky - N.K. Jemsin, The Testaments - Margaret Atwood, The Wallflower Wager - Tessa Dare, The Wicked King - Holly Black, Turning Darkness into Light - Marie Brennan, Wolf Rain - Nalini Singh
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What I’ve Read: June and July 2019
It’s not been a brilliant couple of months for getting the TBR lists down because the library re-opened and although it’s not as big as it used to be, it’s still the library! The Blade Itself: The First Law Book … Continue reading
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Tagged Gilded Cage - Vic James, July 2019, june 2019, Say No to the Duke - Eloisa James, Superfan - Sarina Bowen, The Blade Itself: The First Law Book One - Joe Abercrombie, The Cruel Prince - Holly Black, The Ingredients of Us - Jennifer Gold, The Obelisk Gate - N.K. Jemisin, War of the Wolf - Bernard Cornwall, What I've Read, What I've Read - 2019
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What I’ve Read – March and April 2019
I feel way behind on reading this year, I’ve read 42 books, some long, some novella length and at a shade over 10 a month, it’s about usual. Last month I also started to cull the TBR list on the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading in 2019
Tagged books, Chronicles of St Mary’s 10 – Jodi Taylor, Citizen Clem - John Bew, Flirting with the Frenemy – Pippa Grant, Hope for the Best, Letters of a Woman Homesteader – Elinore Pruitt Stewart, My Best Friends Mardi Gras Wedding - Erin Nicholas, One Work Kill - Mark Lawrence, Reading 2019, The Chase – Elle Kennedy, The Lady Always Wins - Courtney Milan, The Mermaid’s Sister – Carrie Anne Noble, The Shadow Warrior – Ann Aguirre, The Warrior Heir – Cinda Williams Chima, Turtles All the Way Down - John Green, What I've Read, What I've Read - 2019, What I've Read - April 2019, What I've Read - March 2019, Whiskey Secrets - Carrie Ann Ryan
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What I’ve Read – February 2019
We’re into the third month of the year and I’m feeling pretty good about my reading year so far. Just to recap, I really, really want to get the TBR pile down this year, in January it was at roughly … Continue reading
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Tagged All the Ways to Ruin a Rogue – Sophie Jordan, books, City of Jasmine – Deanna Raybourn, Devil’s Daughter – Lisa Kleypas, Dreaming of You – Lisa Kleypas, February 2019, Finder – Emma Bull, Making up –Lucy Parker, Nice and Easy – Erin Nicholas, Only a Promise - Mary Balogh, Pretty Face – Lucy Parker, reading, Reading 2019, Remember How I Told You I Love You – Gillian Linden, Rock Needs River – Vanessa McGrady, Taking It Easy – Erin Nicholas, The Fever King – Victoria Lee, The Something Girl – Jodi Taylor, What I've Read - 2019
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