Allison's Reading List - June 2017

[Allison]

June Plan

Started in May
➜ Winter of the World (Series #2)
✔ The Hallowed Hunt (Series #3) ★★★★
➜ Ancillary Justice (Series #1, Book Club)

Series Books
Banquet of Lies (Series #2)
✔ In the Ruins (Series #6, Owned)
Mortal Heart (Series #3, Series Up-to-Date)
A Conjuring of Light (Series #3, Series Completion)
➜ The Queen's Captive (Series #3, Owned)
✔ Murder on Waverly Place (Series #11) ★★★

Standalones
✔ Houses of Stone (Owned) ★★★

Impulse Reads
✔ Bewitching Season (Series #1) ★★
✔ Dark Minds (Series #3, Series Completion) ★★★★
✔ Iron Kissed (Series #3) ★★★★
✔ The Field Guide (Series #1) ★★
✔ Cruel Beauty ★★
✔ The Spirit Thief (Series #1, Owned) ★★★
✔ By Divine Right (Series #0.5, Owned) ★★★★
✔ The Secret of Spellshadow Manor (Series #1) ★★★
✔ Book of a Thousand Days ★★★★

[Lauren]

I love those impulse reads!
Hope you have a great month, Allison!

[Veronica]

Ancillary Justice keeps popping up, it seems. I look forward to your thoughts on it. I'm undecided on whether or not I want to add it to my TBR shelf.

Have a great reading month!

[Laura]

Happy reading!

[Allison]

Veronica wrote: "Ancillary Justice keeps popping up, it seems. I look forward to your thoughts on it. I'm undecided on whether or not I want to add it to my TBR shelf..."

Veronica, I read the first couple chapters and then switched to something else. Maybe I just wasn't in the right mood, so I do plan to get back to it. Stay tuned. :)

[Jonetta]

Love Ken Follett! His books are a serious commitment.

Really nice list, Allison. Enjoy!

[Tracey]

I love Ken Follett as well. Hope you're enjoying Winter of the World Allison.

[Allison]

Ken Follett books definitely are a serious commitment! This one might take me the whole summer. I do better if I don't try to read it all at once.

[Allison]

Finished Dark Minds, the last book in a Sci Fi Romance series that I've really enjoyed. Even if you're not into Science Fiction because it's too futuristic or technical, this series doesn't fit into those stereotypes so it's worth a try.

I also finished an impulse read, Bewitching Season, which I was really disappointed in. I love both Fantasy and Regency/Victorian period books, so usually enjoy having the two combined. This was just flat-out boring. I've never read such a detailed account of preparing for presentation to the queen, soirees, balls, etc. Usually those details are not 90% of the plot. Oh well. That's one less series that I'll be continuing.