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Tag Archives: Neanderthal Seeks Human – Penny Reid
What I’ve Read – July 2014
Apparently I’ve read more this year than any year when I first started tracking it, which I’m a bit surprised about because I was thinking that I wasn’t reading as much but here is this month’s list! The City – … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading in 2014
Tagged Lady Louisa's Christmas Knight - Grace Burrowes, Last Light of the Sun - Guy Gavriel Kay, Miracle - Elizabeth Scott, Neanderthal Seeks Human - Penny Reid, reading 2014, Ruins - Dan Wells, Shield of Winter - Nalini Singh, Shotgun Lovesongs - Nickolas Butler, Tales from the Rifle Brigade - John Kincaid, The City - Stella Gemmell, The Dead of the Night - John Marsden, The Reckoning - Sharon Penman, The Spanish Bride - Georgette Heyer, The Suffragette Scandal - Courtney Milan, This is How I Find Her - Sara Polsky, Tomorrow When the War Began - John Marsden, What I've Read
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