Spring 2014: Winter into Spring Seasonal B.I.N.G.O

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Great, Abbie! Welcome to the challenge.

[Kelly]

This is my first time participating in this, so pardon if I do things a bit differently!
I'm working on Card #3 Row 3

National Humor Month: (funny book)


National Pecan Month: (set in texas)


Free Space:


National Grapefruit month: (pink or yellow cover)

and


National Poetry month: (poetry in book)

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Welcome to the challenge, Kelly!

[Lisa Kay]

Kelly, you're welcome to look at my setting-usa-texas" bookshelf.

And there is also a group called "Settings" and here is their "usa-texas" bookshelf.

[Kelly]

Thanks! I'll check those out!

[Poongothai]

Duration: February 1st through April 30th, 2014
I'm in for Dancing a Jig = 26 - 35 books

Completed : 39
BINGO - 13


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Card 1
01 30 33 02 28
03 31 34 18 39
19 32 20 04 21
05 ** ** 15 06
22 37 07 ** **


Card 2
01 16 20 02 23
11 ** 08 13 05
6 ** 24 34 **
19 13 09 10 **
35 07 29 ** 13

Card 3
01 11 17 02 28
14 ** 38 23 18
25 36 20 03 29
** 26 ** 14 12
27 ** 07 32 15

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Card #3 (Singing with the Birds) Requirement(view spoiler)[
Card #3, Row 1
For the letters B.I.N.G.O. across the top, read books that work for those letters. These may be: Title; Series Name; Author’s Name (first or last); or a Character’s Name (first or last) that starts with that letter. Or go with the predominant color of that letter. (i.e. Card #3 would be pink bookcovers.)

Card #3, Row 2
Candy, Flowers, Chocolate, Jewelry for Valentine’s Day: {February} Read a book with any of these items on the cover. Or has a character named with derivative of any of these items (Candice; Daisy; Coco; Jade).
April Showers: {April} Read a book depicting rain on the cover.
Candlemas: {February} Read a book with a candle or flame on the cover.
Daylight Saving Time - or “Summer Time” in other parts of the world: {March} Read a book with a sun on the cover. Or a something depicting time (i.e. clock, watch, sundial), is on the cover.
Spring: {March} New born babies! Read a book with a baby on the cover. Or is newly published in the month you read it. Or is 1st in a series.

Card #3, Row 3
National Humor Month: {April} Read a book you find humorous.
National Pecan Month: {April} Read a book where one of the characters is a nut. Or is a book that is set in Texas (where a lot of pecans grow).
Free Space: Readers choice!
National Grapefruit Month: {February} Read a book with a yellow or pink cover.
National Poetry Month: {April} Read a book with poetry inside…even if it is only a few lines, like the dedication.

Card #3, Row 4
Baseball Season Starts in Australia: {March} Read a book were someone plays baseball. Or the setting is Australia.
Family Day in Canada & England: {February} Read a book where family plays an important part. Or is set in Canada or England.
Passover: {April} Read a book where someone escapes slavery. Or is set in Israel or Egypt.
Spring: {March} Spring beings in the Northern Hemisphere. Read a book with flowers on the cover. Or is set in springtime.
National Women’s History Month: {March} Read a book written by a woman.

Card #3, Row 5
National Irish American Heritage Month: {March} {Designated by Congress in 1995.} Read a book where the protagonist is Irish. Or is very lucky. Or is forth in a series. (For four-leaf clover.)
Patriot’s Day: {April} Read a book where the protagonist is a patriot to their country.
End of Winter in the Northern Hemisphere: {March} Read a book depicting snow on the cover. Or is all white. Or is set in winter.
Records and Information Management Month: {April} Read a book where the protagonist is a clerk, secretary, or manages information.
Presidents’ Day: {February} Read a book where someone is the president of something. (hide spoiler)]


Row 1 (view spoiler)[ Complete: 4/5
1. Character: Cathy Ann Benson Tumbleweeds (2/14/14)
2. (2/12/14)
3. (2/15/14)
4. (3/16/14)
5.
(hide spoiler)]

Row 2(view spoiler)[ Complete: 5/5
1.White Chocolate Moments
2.Thunder and Rain
3.
4.( 3/14/14)
5. First in SeriesRunning Wild (2/19/14)
(hide spoiler)]

Row 3(view spoiler)[ Complete 3/5
1.
2.Character is a nutPrayers for Sale (2/6/14)
3.
4.The Heir (3/15/14)
5.The Lord Is My Shepherd Poem is from Poe (LP p. 356).
(hide spoiler)]

Row 4(view spoiler)[ Complete: 1/5
✔1: Set in Australia:The Light Between Oceans (2/3/14)
2.
3.
4.
5.
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Row 5(view spoiler)[ Complete: 2/5
1.
2.Cover of Night
3.Angels in the Snow
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5.
(hide spoiler)]

Complete 15/25

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Welcome to the challenge, Poongothai and Cassie♥!

[Emily]

I'm in

Anything Goes
BINGOS 3
Card #1
5/11/18/16/17
19*20**
40*3/42/1
*41/33/27/12
*****

Card #2
6****
30***4
22/7/26/25*
8*29**
10/23*37/31

Card #3
36*24/39/13
33***35
32/28/15/21/38
2***9
***14*

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Welcome to the challenge, Emily!

[Ange]

Im in Ill do anything goes

CARD 1

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CARD 2

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1. Spirit Bound
2. Last Sacrifice
3. We Have Always Lived in the Castle
4. American Gods
5. Family TraditionFamily Tradition
6. A Monster Calls

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Welcome to the challenge, Ange!

[Jex]

I really like how you track yours Ange! I've been having a hard time figuring it out myself. Mind if I steel your version?

[Ange]

Of course but I can't claim credit I saw similar in the posts above :)

[Renee]

16 books all on card one and I finally stumbled across a Bingo. Yay! It's fun finishing a book then trying to figure out how many challenges I can fit it into. I might keep going and see if I can fill the whole card.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Congrats on the B.I.N.G.O., Renee. Yay for going on.

[Marla]

BINGO!

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Congratulations, Marla!

[Ange]

CARD 2

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7. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

[Ange]

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8. The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making
9. The Witches

[Ange]

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? Alpha & Omega

[Suzanne]

Nothing but Reading Challenges
Winter into Spring Seasonal B.I.N.G.O. 2014
Duration: 2/1/2014 - 4/30/2014

Progress: 48 out of 71 (Cabin Fever = 71 or greater)

Card #1
(view spoiler)[
Row 1
For the letters B.I.N.G.O. across the top, read books that work for those letters. These may be: Title; Series Name; Author’s Name (first or last); or a Character’s Name (first or last) that starts with that letter. Or go with the predominant color of that letter. (i.e. Card #1 would be deep dark green or gold bookcovers.)
B: Jim Butcher; Summer Knight - ***** - 2/13/2014
I: It's All Greek to Me by Katie MacAlister - **** - 2/23/2014
N: No Good Duke Goes Unpunished by Sarah MacLean - ***** - 3/4/2014
G: Yasmine Galenorn; Harvest Hunting - *** - 2/20/2014
O: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcí­a Márquez - * - 3/5/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 2
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Black History Month: {February} Read a book where the protagonist is black. Or has a black cover:
Flat-Out Sexy by Erin McCarthy - **** - 3/24/2014 - Black Cover
Canned Food Month: {February} Read a book that has been sitting on your shelf a long time. Or one with food on the cover:
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini - **** - 2/10/2014
Creative Romance Month: {February} Read a book with a clever “meet-cute” between the hero and heroine. DEFINITION: A “meet-cute” is a term sometimes used to describe a situation in film, television, literature, etc. in which a future romantic couple meets for the first time in a way that is considered adorable, entertaining, or amusing.:
Devil of the Highlands by Lynsay Sands - *** - 2/11/2014
Arbor Day: {March or April - depending on country.} Read a book with a tree on the cover:
Fly Away by Kristin Hannah - **** - 2/7/2014
National Welding Month: {April} Read a book where someone welds something together, even if it is diverging plot lines:
Lover at Last by J.R. Ward - **** - 3/25/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 3
(view spoiler)[National Nutrition Month: {March} Read a book where someone is concerned about diet or nutrition. Or Read a cookbook. Or where the protagonist is a nutrition conscious chef.
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flagg - ***** - 3/17/2014 - 416 Pages
Oscars: {March} Read a book with a gold cover. Or has a statue. Or read a book where someone gets an award.
Wedding Night by Sophie Kinsella - **** - 2/26/2014
Free Space: Readers choice!: The Awakening by Christine Feehan - *** - 3/3/2014
Single's Awareness Day: {February} Read a book where the protagonist is single. Or you read/finished on the 13th, 14th, or 15th:
The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson - *** - 2/14/2014
Ash Wednesday: {March} Read a book you finished on a Wednesday. Or someone arises from the ashes. Or is reborn:
Lover Reborn by J.R. Ward - **** - 2/3/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 4
(view spoiler)[Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday: {March} Read a book with a multi-colored cover. Or takes place in New Orleans. Or read a book with a parade in the storyline. Or that you read/finished on a Tuesday:
Lost Lake by Sarah Addison Allen - ***** - 2/24/2014
Sexual Assault Awareness Month: {April} Read a book where the protagonist takes a self-defense class or avoids an attacker:
Ever After by Kim Harrison - ***** - 2/18/2014
National Peanut Month: {March} Read a book with a brown cover. Or where someone loves peanuts or peanut butter:
Boomerang Bride by Fiona Lowe - ***** - 4/2/2014
Olympics: {February} Read a book with a ring or circle on the cover. Or is 5th in a series.
Allegiant by Veronica Roth - ***** - 3/18/2014 - 526 Pages
Stress Awareness Month: {April} Read a book where the protagonist is under stress at some point:
Zoo: The Graphic Novel by James Patterson - ** - 2/19/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 5
(view spoiler)[Taxes: {April} Read a book with money on the cover. Or the protagonist is an accountant. Or someone stresses over their taxes. Or you read/finished on April 15th.
Dog Handling by Clare Naylor - **** - 4/9/2014
Snow Plow: {March} It’s the end of Winter At least for the Northern Hemisphere. This means - Read a book you plowed right through.
Trouble on Reserve by Kim Harrison - ***** - 3/16/2014 - 20 Pages
Red Cross Month: {March} Read a book where someone helps someone after a disaster. Or has a cross on the front cover.
The Undead Pool by Kim Harrison - ***** - 4/10/2014
Music in Our Schools Month: {March} Read a book where someone is a musician:
Hooked on Murder by Betty Hechtman - ***** - 3/23/2014
Superbowl: {February} Read a book where someone plays football. (It doesn’t have to be professional football; it can just be a game of scrimmage.) Or you read/finished on February 2nd.
(hide spoiler)]

[Suzanne]

Card #2

Row 1
(view spoiler)[
B: Burn by Maya Banks - **** - 4/8/2014
I: Ilona Andrews; On the Edge - ***** - 4/1/2014
N: Nora Roberts; Dark Witch - *** - 3/9/2014
G: Georgette Heyer; Cotillion - **** - 4/15/2014
O: Lauren Oliver; Annabel - *** - 3/6/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 2
(view spoiler)[
American Heart Month: {February} Read a book with a heart on the cover:
Hearts and Llamas by Tara Sivec - ***** - 4/11/2014
An Affair to Remember Month: {February} Read a book where someone has an affair:
Shelter Mountain by Robyn Carr - **** - 3/29/2014 - Technically she was still married
In Like a Lion, Out Like a lamb: {March} This idiom came about because the month of March usually starts with cold, unpleasant weather, but ends mild and pleasant. So read a book that you found rough to get into, but pleasant by the end. Or where a character was rough at the beginning, but became nicer by the end:
Colton Manor by Francene Carroll - **** - 2/28/2014
Lawn and Garden Month: {April} Read a book with a lawn or garden on the cover:
Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins - **** - 4/17/2014
Good Friday: {April} Read a book you finished on a Friday:
Winning the Wallflower by Eloisa James - ***** - 2/26/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 3
(view spoiler)[
National Weddings Month: {February} Read a book with a wedding in the storyline.
Earth Day: {April} Read a book with the Earth on the cover, or where the protagonist is an environmentalist.
Free Space: Readers choice!
Legend by Marie Lu - **** - 3/13/2014 - 305 Pages
National Children’s Dental Health Month: {February} Read a book where you can see someone’s teeth on the cover. Or someone goes to the dentist:
Deadly Heat by Cynthia Eden - ** - 4/4/2014 - Teeth on the Cover
April Fool’s Day: {April} Read a book where someone plays a prank on someone or someone plays the fool:
Night Broken by Patricia Briggs - ***** - 3/28/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 4
(view spoiler)[Groundhog Day: {February} Read a book with clouds on the cover. Or bright sun on the cover. Or takes place in Pennsylvania. Or you read/finished on February 2nd. Or, if you can find it, has a groundhog on the cover!
St. Patrick’s Day: {March} Read a book which is set in Ireland. Or with a predominately green cover. Or with a character named Pat. Or possibly occurs during St. Patrick’s Day.
Keep America Beautiful Month: {April} Read a book set in America:
Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake by Anna Quindlen - *** - 4/3/2014
International Guitar Month: {April} Read a book where someone plays the guitar or other stringed instrument.
Easter: {April} Read a book set during Easter. Or where something on the cover reminds you of Easter. (Like a pretty dress!) Or you read/finished April 20th.
Troubles and Treats by Tara Sivec - **** - 3/12/2014 - 230 Pages - Candy on the cover (hide spoiler)]


Row 5
(view spoiler)[National Cherry Month: {February} Read a book with a red cover. Or has a cherry on the front:
The Professional: Part 1 by Kresley Cole - ***** - 3/20/2014 - 120 Pages
National Frozen Food Month: {March} Read a book where the setting is very, very cold.
March Equinox: {March} This falls on the 20th this year - so count any book you read/finished on that day. Or has the letter “X” in the title, series name, character name, or author name. Or is 20th in a series, if you’ve read that high!
National Craft Month: {March} Read a book in which someone has a hobby or craft.
Great American Pie Month: {February} Pie is certainly “comfort food.” Read a book that makes you feel warm and cozy inside:
The All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion by Fannie Flagg - ***** - 4/6/2014 - Makes me feel warm and cozy! (hide spoiler)]

[Suzanne]

Card #3

Row 1
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B: Jim Butcher; Death Masks - ***** - 4/27/2014
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O: One More Thing: Stories and Other Stories by B.J. Novak - ***** - 4/13/2014 (hide spoiler)]


Row 2
(view spoiler)[
Candy, Flowers, Chocolate, Jewelry for Valentine’s Day: {February} Read a book with any of these items on the cover. Or has a character named with derivative of any of these items (Candice; Daisy; Coco; Jade).
April Showers: {April} Read a book depicting rain on the cover.
Candlemas: {February} Read a book with a candle or flame on the cover.
Daylight Saving Time - or “Summer Time” in other parts of the world: {March} Read a book with a sun on the cover. Or a something depicting time (i.e. clock, watch, sundial), is on the cover.
Spring: {March} New born babies! Read a book with a baby on the cover. Or is newly published in the month you read it. Or is 1st in a series.
Daughter of Smoke & Bone by Laini Taylor - ***** - 4/21/2013 - 418 Pages (hide spoiler)]


Row 3
(view spoiler)[
National Humor Month: {April} Read a book you find humorous:
The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett - **** - 5/1/2014
National Pecan Month: {April} Read a book where one of the characters is a nut. Or is a book that is set in Texas (where a lot of pecans grow).
Free Space: Readers choice!
A Touch of Dead by Charlaine Harris - *** - 4/24/2014
National Grapefruit Month: {February} Read a book with a yellow or pink cover.
National Poetry Month: {April} Read a book with poetry inside…even if it is only a few lines, like the dedication. (hide spoiler)]


Row 4
(view spoiler)[
Baseball Season Starts in Australia: {March} Read a book were someone plays baseball. Or the setting is Australia.
Family Day in Canada & England: {February} Read a book where family plays an important part:
Blood Wyne by Yasmine Galenorn - **** - 4/20/2014
Passover: {April} Read a book where someone escapes slavery. Or is set in Israel or Egypt.
Spring: {March} Spring beings in the Northern Hemisphere. Read a book with flowers on the cover. Or is set in springtime.
National Women’s History Month: {March} Read a book written by a woman:Witness in Death by J.D. Robb - ***** - 4/16/2014 (hide spoiler)]



Card #3, Row 5
National Irish American Heritage Month: {March} {Designated by Congress in 1995.} Read a book where the protagonist is Irish. Or is very lucky. Or is forth in a series. (For four-leaf clover.)
Patriot’s Day: {April} Read a book where the protagonist is a patriot to their country.
End of Winter in the Northern Hemisphere: {March} Read a book depicting snow on the cover. Or is all white. Or is set in winter.
Records and Information Management Month: {April} Read a book where the protagonist is a clerk, secretary, or manages information.
Presidents’ Day: {February} Read a book where someone is the president of something.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Congrats on your B.I.N.G.O.s so far, Suzanne! Are you going for a blackout of all the cards?

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

- April is last month for this, unless you are using an Extension Gift Card.

[Renee]

Renee wrote: "This will be my first BINGO. I'm going to try busy bee (10-14) and start on card 1 ..."

Got a bit excited and completely filled card one, 25 books and 12 BINGO's. I think I'll finish here and start a different challenge for April.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

That's great, Renee! Congratulations!

[Hina]

Does anyone have suggestions for the theme below? I have looked at my upcoming books and none of them fit this. I would appreciate some suggestions. Thanks.

Earth Day: Read a book with the Earth on the cover, or where the protagonist is an environmentalist.

[Kimberly]

Prodigal Summer?

[Lisa Kay]

I don't know, Hina, I'm trying to think of books you might like. How about:

Otherwise, I'll change it to "anything with "EARTH" in the title - is that good?

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Changed it.

[Hina]

Thanks Lisa Kay! I do have book with Earth in the title that I need to finish. :)

[Lisa Kay]

Great!

[Suzanne]

Moderators of Nothing but Reading Challenges (All the Mods) wrote: "Congrats on your B.I.N.G.O.s so far, Suzanne! Are you going for a blackout of all the cards?"

Yeah, I'll do the best I can, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to get there :)

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Good luck, Suzanne!

[Catastrophe]

Finished :) Updated Message 50.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Wonderful, Abbie! Congratulations!

[❀Tea❀]

I'm going for blackout so...

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Great, ❀Tea❀! Good luck!

[Barbara]

I have updated Message 13 to reflect that I have finished my task of Busy Bee level!!

Looking forward to May's challenge(s)

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Congratulations, Barbara!

[Ashley]

Just to update, I don't think I'll quite make it to 10 books before this ends. But I'm super proud of the fact that I was able to read 7 in such a short period of time :) Especially with everything going on in my life. I've been super busy with school and work so I'm happy that I was able to read so many! Look forward to another challenge in the future!

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Well done, Ashley!

[Jojobean]

Yay Finished!

Winter into Spring Seasonal B.I.N.G.O. 2014
Duration: February 1st through April 30th, 2014
Level: Busy Bee = 10 - 14 books

Card 1: Anything Goes
1. N (from card 1)~ go with the predominant color of that letter. (i.e. Card #1 would be or gold bookcovers)
by Amelia Atwater Rhodes ~ 2/28/14

2. Creative Romance Month(card 1)~ {February} Read a book with a clever “meet-cute” between the hero and heroine.
by D.C. Armstrong~ 3/5/14

3. Free Space: Readers choice!
by Chelsea Ptitcher~ 2/9/14

4. Keep America Beautiful Month (card 2)~ {April} Read a book set in America
by Margaret Peterson Haddix~ 3/2/14

5. March Equinox (card 2)~ {March} count any book that has the letter “X” in the character name
by Jade Varden~ pgs, 2/23/14, Character: Drexi

Card 2: Anything goes
1. B~ green cover
By Darren Shan~ 2/2/14

2. Canned Food Month (Card 1): {February} Read a book that has been sitting on your shelf a long time. Or one with food on the cover.
by Julie Anne Peters~ 3/2/14

3. Free Space: Readers choice!
by Colleen Oakes~ 2/16/14

4. Spring (CArd 3)~ Spring beings in the Northern Hemisphere. Read a book with flowers on the cover. Or is set in springtime.
by Amelia Atwater Rhodes ~ 2/28/14

5. Great American Pie Month (CArd 2)~ Pie is certainly “comfort food.” Read a book that makes you feel warm and cozy inside.
by Amelia Atwater Rhodes~ 2/8/14

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Congratulations, Joanne♥!

[Hina]

I finished yesterday, but I haven't updated my list yet. Will post my finished list later today.

[Hina]

Winter into Spring Seasonal B.I.N.G.O. 2014
Duration: February 1st through April 30th, 2014
Level: Cabin Fever
75/75 Completed


CARD #1


✔Card #1, Row 1
B - Stolen Earth Britt 2/24/14 ★★★★
I - It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 2/22/14 ★★★★
N - No Rest for the Wicked 2/6/14 ★★★★★
G - Warrior Gabriel 2/7/14 ★★★★★
O - Operation: Tempt Me 2/27/14 ★★★


✔Card #1, Row 2
1. Black History Month: Erotic Stranger 3/18/14 ★★
2. Canned Food Month: Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night 3/20/14 ★★★★★
3. Creative Romance Month: The Bridesmaid 4/3/14 ★★★★★
4. Arbor Day: Cowboy in the Crossfire 4/1/14 ★★★★
5. National Welding Month: Pursued 3/5/14 ★★★★


✔Card #1, Row #3
1. National Nutrition Month: Perfection 4/20/14 ★★★★★
2. Oscars: Her Little White Lie 4/6/14 ★★★★★
3. Free Space: Melt With You 2/3/14 ★★
4. Single's Awareness Day: Practice Makes Perfect 3/24/14 ★★★★
5. Ash Wednesday: Woman On The Run 2/26/14 ★★★★★


✔Card #1, Row #4
1. Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday: Dark Needs at Night's Edge 3/26/14 ★★★★★
2. Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Lord of Danger 3/25/14 ★★★★
3. National Peanut Month: Nothing Short Of Perfect 4/30/14 ★★★
4. Olympics: This Heart of Mine 3/28/14 ★★★★
5. Stress Awareness Month: Jagged 2/3/14 ★★★★★


✔Card #1, Row #5
1. Taxes: Match Me If You Can 4/15/14 ★★★★★
2. Snow Plow: Rock Chick Regret 2/18/14 ★★★★★
3. Red Cross Month: Dark Highland Fire 3/19/14 ★★★★★
4. Music in Our Schools Month: Leather, Lace and Rock-n-Roll by Mia Dymond. 3/26/14 ★★★★
5. Superbowl: Wicked Game 4/26/14 ★★★★★


CARD #2


✔Card #2, Row 1
B - Christian Beck 2/27/14 ★★★★★
I - Sam's Creed Isabella 3/18/14 ★★★★★
N - Nice Girls Don’t Sign a Lease Without a Wedding Ring 3/4/14 ★★★
G - Call of the Highland Moon Gideon 2/19/14 ★★★★★
O - Dante: Claiming His Secret Love-Child Orsini 4/9/14 ★★★★


✔Card #2, Row 2
1. American Heart Month: A Beck Valentine 4/9/14 ★★★
2. An Affair to Remember Month: The Inherited Bride 3/9/14 ★★★★★
3. In Like a Lion, Out Like a lamb: Wicked Lovely 3/4/14 ★★★★
4. Lawn and Garden Month: Heaven, Texas 2/11/14 ★★★★★
5. Good Friday: Quinn 2/21/14 ★★★★★


✔Card #2, Row 3
1. National Weddings Month: A Callahan Wedding 3/10/14 ★★★★★
2. Earth Day: Claiming Earth 4/21/14 ★★★
3. Free Space: Strangers in the Night 3/5/14 ★★★★
4. National Children’s Dental Health Month: All I Need is You 2/24/14 ★★★★★
5. April Fool’s Day: Not Fit for a King 3/11/14 ★★


✔Card #2, Row 4
1. Groundhog Day: Captain Jack's Woman 3/31/14 ★★★
2. St. Patrick’s Day: Strangers in Death 3/13/14 ★★★★★
3. Keep America Beautiful Month: The Doctor's Not-So-Little Secret 2/28/14 ★★★
4. International Guitar Month - Rock Chick Reckoning 2/2/14 ★★★★★
5. Easter: No More Sweet Surrender 3/15/14 ★★★★


✔Card #2, Row 5
1. National Cherry Month: Long Summer Nights 4/8/14 ★★★★★
2. National Frozen Food Month: Killjoy 4/8/14 ★★★★★
3. March Equinox: The Accidental Vampire 4/20/14 ★★★★
4. National Craft Month: The Blackmail Baby (Wedlocked!) 4/24/14 ★
5. Great American Pie Month: Dream a Little Dream 3/24/14 ★★★★★


CARD #3


✔Card #3, Row 1
B - Nobody's Baby but Mine Bonner 3/6/14 ★★★★
I - Night Moves Ian 3/10/14 ★
N - Naughty Cinderella 3/18/14 ★
G - Heartbreaker Garwood 3/3/14 ★★★★
O - Falco: The Dark Guardian Orisini 4/11/14 ★★★★★


✔Card #3, Row 2
1. Valentine’s Day: The Matchmaker Bride 4/22/14 ★★
2. April Showers: Set Fire to the Rain 4/30/14 ★★
3. Candlemas: The Incorrigible Playboy 4/26/14 ★★★
4. Daylight Saving Time - Midnight Shadows 4/23/14 ★★★
5. Spring - Caine's Reckoning 2/5/14 ★★★★


✔Card #3, Row 3
1. National Humor Month: Rock Chick Revolution 3/13/14 ★★★★★
2. National Pecan Month: Playing for Keeps 4/19/14 ★★★★★
3. Free Space: The Paid Companion 2/9/14 ★★★★
4. National Grapefruit Month: A Rogue by Any Other Name 3/9/14 ★★★★★
5. National Poetry Month: Mercy (Buchanan, #2) 3/29/14 ★★★★★


✔Card #3, Row 4
1. Baseball Season Starts in Australia: The Italian's Stolen Bride 2/23/14 ★★
2. Family Day in Canada & England: Bite Me If You Can 3/8/14 ★★★★★
3. Passover: This Is Who I Am 2/13/14 ★★★★
4. Spring: Fiancé by Friday 2/14/14 ★★★★
5. National Women’s History Month: The Demetrios Virgin (Greek Tycoons) by Penny Jordan. 2/15/14 ★★★★


✔Card #3, Row 5
1. National Irish American Heritage Month: Comanche Magic 2/12/14 ★★★★★
2. Patriot’s Day: The Admiral's Bride 4/1/14 ★★★★
3. End of Winter in the Northern Hemisphere: Sweet Inspiration 2/10/14 ★★★
4. Records and Information Management Month: His Valentine Bride 3/21/14 ★★★★
5. Presidents’ Day: The Marriage Merger 2/26/14 ★★★★★

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Whoa. Impressive, Hina. Congratulations on your Blackout - AKA Cabin Fever!

[Hina]

Thanks. I wish I had a little more time, because in the end there...I was all over the place, but good times.