What are you reading Novemeber 30?

[Okie]

I'm starting this week with Corrupt by Penelope Douglas, Macarons at Midnight by M.J. O'Shea, and The Christmas Throwawy by R.J. Scott.

[Manda]

I spent the last few days rereading some SEP: Lady Be Good, Call Me Irresistible, and The Great Escape. I enjoyed all three, and liked TGE better on the second read (I think its closer to women's fiction than the other two).

I'm torn now between more SEP rereads and something new. I guess I'm in the mood for checking comfort reads.

[Stacey]

I'm currently reading Moonstone Conspiracy. At first I didn't like it because the heroine was horrible and nasty in the first book, but the more I've got to know her the more I like her. She's doing undercover spy work for England and the hero is a spy as well.

[Leigh-Ayn]

I'm reading the lost lords of Pembrooke books. Half way through the second one... Lord of Temptation

[Charlene]

I just finished the first S ports Romance in a series by Tracy Solheim,

For me it was only a 3-star read, not bad just OK. Not much football at all, and the stereotypical jock who can't make a commitment with all his baggage....

I have read the first chapter in the second book, and it might turn out to be a more interesting story.

[Dls]

I'm reading A Curious Beginning, which is good but so far not great, and Elizabeth Hoyts new book.

[Theresa]

Manda, I'm in the mood for re-reads too. I've been reading Agatha Christies lately. Tomorrow I'm getting Burning Bright: Four Chanukah Love Stories and Clockwork Samurai, so I'll have some variety to choose from.

BTW, any print readers on this thread? I was browsing Cyber Monday deals and saw that JQ's upcoming Because of Miss Bridgerton is only $5.50 in print on Amazon.

[Manda]

I just read those, Charlene. I liked the first one more than you did, I think. I started out disliking the second one, but ended up liking it a lot. You're right that there's not much football in those two. The third one, about Brody Janick (sp?) has more actual game action. Even with their problems, I graded high because they were so readable. I blew through them.

[Manda]

Also, thanks, Theresa, for the heads up on the JQ price cut! Christie is more a comfort watch than a comfort read for me these days but I definitely see the appeal. :)

[Janga]

I liked the Solheim books too. They were 3.5-4.0 stars for me--not great but eminently readable and entertaining. I finished the Hoyt and thought it was wonderful--one of my top reads in the series. I also read Tessa Dare's Lord Dashwood Missed Out and thoroughly enjoyed the characters.

I am still reading and rereading Christmas books. Today I reread a old Judith Arnold with an interesting conflict about religious belief, rare in a non-Inspy and an anthology with a cute premise but a rather mediocre execution. Next up are a couple of February releases--Linda Goodnight's second Honey Ridge book (I loved the first one and hope this one will be as good) and A Gentleman's Game by an author you all know (Her initials are T. R.):)

[Phoenix77]

I just finished The Stolen Mackenzie Bride by Jennifer Ashley and loved it. I think I'm going to read All I Want for Christmas Is a Duke next to get into the holiday spirit.

[Dls]

I liked the Hoyt. I think the next one may be more interesting--not sure she can redeem The Duke of Montgomery but Bridget seems fascinating.
Now I'm reading the new Harrison and while I'm at the start I like it a lot...

[Leigh-Ayn]

I don't think I've read any of the spindle cove series??! Are they good!?

[Janga]

Leigh-Ayn wrote: "I don't think I've read any of the spindle cove series??! Are they good!?"

The Spindle Cove series is one of my favorite historical series. Tessa Dare's books have great humor, but they are more than just lighthearted romance. I recommend the series highly.

[Leigh-Ayn]

Thanks Janga! Going to download some today!