What are you reading April 1?

[Okie]

Happy April! Not sure what to start the week with so I may just read a few novellas I downloaded a few days ago.

[Manda]

Novellas are always a nice palate cleanser, Okie:) I scored an ARC of Laura Griffin's upcoming book Exposed and devoured it yesterday! It was great. Lots of action and a really intense romance.

[Kasey]

I'm still reading The Other Guy's Bride, since I was sick last week and then gone for Easter, I didn't get a whole lot of reading time in last week.

[Susan]

I'm reading two Mia Marlowe books this week; Touch of a Thief followed by Touch of a Scoundrel

[Theresa]

Susan, I really like Mia Marlowe's books! Let me know what you think. She used to write as Emily Bryan; that's how I first found her work.

I'm still reading Manda's How to Entice an Earl (a GREAT end to the trilogy), and I'm starting Victoria Dahl's Too Hot to Handle.

[Janga]

I've been reading the new April Harlequin Superromances today. I'm looking forward to tomorrow's downloads--Darius by Grace Burrowes, Love Irresistibly by Julie James, It Had to Be You by Kate Noble,and Sweet Madness by Heather Snow.

[Dls]

Like Janga I'm waiting for tomorrow's releases including also the latest by Ruthie Knox, Thea Harrison, Christina brook and Julia Quinn.
I guess I should check out Heather Snow.

[Irisheyes]

I'm in the middle of MISS WHITTIER MAKES A LIST by Carla Kelly. I'm liking it. It's always good when I'm in the middle of a Carla Kelly.

I've been out of town and was excited to get online this morning and find out about so many great new releases. I've already downloaded the latest by Ruthie Knox and am on my way out to get LOVE IRRESISTIBLY by Julie James.

[Theresa]

Oh, geez--how could I forget that Tuesday = new books? So many great romances out this week. Besides the ones you all have mentioned, I have JQ's second epilogues on order. When Mr. Postman arrives, it'll be like early Christmas.

[Ginny]

I'm reading Crystal Gardens by Amanda Quick. Loving it so far!

[Ki]

SINS OF A RUTHLESS ROGUE by Anna Randol

[Dls]

I just finished Darius by Grace Burrowes. It's like a throwback to her first books. On the one hand, the development of the H and H relationship is wonderful and touching, in an emotionally complex situation. (I find this theme of husband seeks out man to impregnate wife a lot easier to imagine if I remember there were no sperm banks back then. )
On the other hand her plot has not 1 but 4 villains all unrelievedly and unbelievably evil acting in at least two separate groups and she forgets to tell us half the plot. Some of the plot she just tells us and doesn't show us. What is up with heros dad? Where does husband's natural son go and why? Why does hero set up a trust for heroines unborn child--his idea or husband's?
With a better editor she could write great books. As it is they are alluring but frustrating.

[Dls]

Just read Ruthie Knox new novella. Wow. Also, in the first person, which is not something I usually like.

[Theresa]

Dls, I just finished that last night. I agree--WOW. Can't believe how much depth she fit into such a short length. And when she meet's T's ***** (trying to avoid spoilers), there's such a wonderful moment of her world tilting.

I also read Serena Bell's novella, Ticket Home, from the same anthology. Very good second-chance-at-love story where no one's really right or wrong.

[Cyndee]

This month I get to read Kiss at Midnight with Eloisa. can I say how excited this will be. Ahhh! :)

[Kim]

Almost done with - nice adventure ;)

[Erin]

I read The Naked Duke-Sally Mackenzie, which I loved and The Seduction of Elliot McBride-Jennifer Ashley,some parts I loved the rest was just okay...started The Lady Most Likely...: A Novel in Three Parts-Julia Quinn and so far so good! I'm also hoping to finish up Seduced by the Wolf-Terry Spear and Werewolf in Denver-Vicki Lewis Thompson!

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Erin, I read The Lady most likely last week and it is very good and very funny especially the uncle.