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Finished The Hollow by Nora Roberts last night -- this seems to be my year for catching up on NR books. Nine so far this year, and at least that many I hope to work into the queue before the end of the year. Am now re-reading a favorite childhood classic, Rascal by Sterling North. This is for a mini-challenge in another group, though I've been wanting to read it again since stumbling across a copy in like-new condition at the library's monthly used book sale.
I'm about 10% into
I don't usually read Westerns, so this is all very new to me...
Love Westerns, Sonya Heaney! Keep us posted.
Lizzie wrote: "
Just started"I've never read anything by that author, Lizzie. I do have the first in that series 'tagged.' Did you read that one?
I enjoyed
on audio, Kritika.
I just started reading
, part of:
...and it's off to a fun, sexy start! I like my HEAs on the lighter side and love, love, love anything to do with Vegas!
-Heather xo
Oh, you're zipping through that series, Kit★. Good for you.
Ive just finished The Coming of Derek! a funny read quite saucy in places! a sultry chick flick but about a bloke!
I finished reading Hearts at Play a few days ago. I heard about it through BookBub. I usually bypass single parent romances but something about the book cover drew me in. The story was engaging from beginning to end, and I am now a Melissa Foster fan. I gave it five stars. 
Looks really good, S&V. I 'tagged' it. Thanks!
Read two older Nora Roberts books last week, Hot Rocks and Finding the Dream, and am now reading a cozy mystery set during WWI, No Graves as Yet. Not too far into it yet, but good so far, though chapter three was rather philosophical.
I remember enjoying, Hot Rocks, Heather. I don't think I've read the other NR.
LK: It's the third book in her "Dream" trilogy -- I read the first two last month, and finally got round to the last. I've been doing a bit of a NR catch-up this year, one or two books a month, and there are still so many I haven't read.
I'm trying to catch up on her In Death series, when she writes as J.D. Robb. I don't read as much when she writes as NR, but I do like some of her newer ones. 
looks great, and I have it on audio. I just need to get to it!!
I read The Witness earlier this year and I though it was pretty good. I haven't read any of her JD Robb books yet, much to friends' dismay. ☺
**chuckles** I'm enjoying them. I started them years ago when they first came out and got several friends hooked, but then I stopped. Started them again about two or three years ago. Really enjoying them on audio; excellent narration!!
Lisa Kay wrote: "I'm trying to catch up on her In Death series, when she writes as J.D. Robb. I don't read as much when she writes as NR, but I do like some of her newer ones. l..."I'm sooooo wanting to listen to this!
I've heard it is nicely narrated, Dhes.
I read The Witness not long ago. Really liked it.
Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "I read The Witness not long ago. Really liked it."Lisa Kay wrote: "I've heard it is nicely narrated, Dhes."
Good to know! I need to spend an Audible credit or I'll not accumulate the next 2.
UniquelyMoi ... So I Can Shine... wrote: "Good to know! I need to spend an Audible credit or I'll not a..."Keep us posted on what you think, Dhes.
I just finished a quickie,
. I enjoyed this novella very much - more than I though I would, but I'm still not sure I'm going further in this series; the synopses of some don't appeal to me, while others do. **shrugs**
Lisa Kay wrote: "Looks really good, S&V. I 'tagged' it. Thanks!"your welcome... Almost every rating is a five star... i was excited about it and had to share... i am almost positive anyone who reads Hearts at Play will have something good to say about Hugh and Brianna.
Jess wrote: "...I'm really enjoying novellas right now."Yeah, I go through spurts like that sometimes, too.
I haven't read anything by that author before, S&V.
Lisa Kay wrote: "I haven't read anything by that author before, S&V."Neither have I, this was the first book I have read from Melissa Foster... I think you may or may not like it depending on what type of genre you prefer
Stories&Verse wrote: "Neither have I, this was the first book I have read from Melissa Foster..."Well, S&V, I was going to break a rule and start at #9 - Hearts at Play, but I checked Amazon and #1 - Sisters In Love is free right now on Amazon here! I'll give it a shot.
Lisa Kay wrote: "Stories&Verse wrote: "Neither have I, this was the first book I have read from Melissa Foster..."Well, S&V, I was going to break a rule and start at #9 - [book:Hearts at Play|187..."
Oh wow its free!? Great! I am going have to add it to my to read bookshelf.
UniquelyMoi ... So I Can Shine... wrote: "I'm reading and LOVING Kiss an Angel by Susan Elizabeth Phillips. My first SEP read!"I read that one, Dhes! I liked it.
Ishi wrote: "Finally reading The Alchemist :)"I was stationed in Spain while in the Navy and I love it. The Andalusian area is gorgeous!
Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Ishi wrote: "Finally reading The Alchemist :)"I was stationed in Spain while in the Navy and I love it. The Andalusian area is gorgeous!"
That must have been nice being their while reading it :)
Well, I haven't read that book but I am interested so....
I had to set Emma aside temporarily, as I was having difficulty getting into it and it was skewing my Goodreads Challenge average (I went from 8 books ahead before starting it to only 4 ahead -- and was only halfway through the stupid book). Since setting it aside I've read two older romances from Mount TBR, Urban Sensation by Debra Webb and A Rancher's Brand of Justice by Ann Voss Peterson.
I also started Patricia Brigg's latest release, Shifting Shadows: Stories from the World of Mercy Thompson, which is a collection of short stories, so I've been reading a couple in between other books, and am just starting a cozy mystery, Books Can Be Deceiving by Jenn McKinlay.
UniquelyMoi ... So I Can Shine... wrote: "I'm reading and LOVING Kiss an Angel by Susan Elizabeth Phillips. My first SEP read!"Really, Dhes? With a much as you read, I'm shocked - shocked, I tell you. ☺
Whoa, Heather. That's a drag. I don't blame you. I was very tempted to get PB's latest, but I've read about half the stories. Such a pretty book and cover, though. **sigh** I'll probably check it out from the library later.
Lisa Kay wrote: "Whoa, Heather. That's a drag. I don't blame you. I was very tempted to get PB's latest, but I've read about half the stories. Such a pretty book and cover, though. **sigh** I'll probably chec..."I borrowed it from a friend, and we've only read two of the stories previously, "Alpha and Omega" and "In Red, With Pearls." Four are actually new, while most of the rest appeared in some anthology or other over the years. There are also outtakes/deleted scenes from Silver Borne and Night Broken.
As mentioned above, I've been reading a couple in between other stuff, and have read the first four -- all new to me -- and am liking it so far.
Just finished.
.Epic... ★★★★☆
currently reading Mrs Tuesday's Depature by Suzanne Elizabeth AndersonAlso The Facts Of Life And Death by Belinda Bauer
Wow...been awhile since I've been around here. Hopefully I'll have the time now to be more active around here.I'm currently reading
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on my Kindle.
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