What are you reading March 2?

[Okie]

Happy March!

Starting this week with The Hurricane by R.J Prescott.

[Cheryl]

I'm currently reading The Oneand Seven Years to Sin.

[Susan]

I just finished a gem of a romance novel: Margaret McPhee's The Gentleman Rogue. Buy it now!!

[Manda]

I'm finally diving into my RITA books. They're relatively short so I'm blowing through them pretty quickly. I've had some great ones so far!

[Erin]

Starting this month with Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened and The False Prince. I'm finally back in the mood for historical romances so I'm hoping to get to How to Capture a Countess soon!

[DanielleGN]

I'm reading After the Scandal by Elizabeth Essex; I'm really enjoying it so far.

[Rachel]

I'm reading the new Tracy Anne Warren -Th Bedding Proposal. It's a continuation of her Byron series. So far it's fair ok, the titular character Leo is being kinda douchey, hopefully it'll come together better.

[Romanticbookworm]

I finished up The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory (library book) last night and I really enjoyed it.

I am now reading All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (library book). I am really enjoying it so far.

[Okie]

I breezed through The Hurricane and I'm starting on the Too Far by Abbi Glines.

[Dls]

Reading Grace Burrowes contemporary novellas. I loved the three contemp novels and really hope she continues with contemps. All her beautiful sensitive relationship development and none of the intensely irritating

[Romanticbookworm]

Finished up All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (library book) this morning, it was an amazing book. I highly recommend this book.

I am now reading Locke and Key: Volume Three Crown of Shadows by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez (library book) and I am also reading Otherworld Nights by Kelley Armstrong (library book) as well.

[Dls]

Based on Manda's recommendation I read the trouble with love and really enjoyed it.

[Manda]

Yay, Deb! I think that series is so fun. And different from the plethora of small town contemps and billionaire romances that are popular right now. Not that I don't like them, too. But this series felt fresh. And I like the emphasis on friendship in them too. I think she's going to do more of these, only focusing on the guys of Oxford Magazine next. (Can you tell I've been wanting to talk to someone about these books?)

[Dls]

So I should read the other three?

[Manda]

Definitely!