LizH's/egh34 reads for February

[LizH]

I decided to post my totals now, as I will not start and finish a new one by tomorrow, and I am finishing up Postmistress. The month of February was good, but lots of different genres. I almost feel guilty posting my book totals in this mystery/thriller group when I only have a few m/t's on my list. I am not a t.v. watcher but the past 2 weeks with the Olympics has put a serious crimp in my reading totals!!!

1. Dawn Patrol by Don Winslow ****NTMA, will definately keep my eyes open for more of him!
2. Bed of Roses by Nora Roberts **** you can never go wrong with Nora.
3. Look Again by Lisa Scottoline ** Was surprised I didn't like this more, but some things for me just didn't ring true.
4. Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman ***** very sweet book
5. Immoral by Brian Freeman ***
6. On Mystic Lake by Kristin Hannah ***
7. The Postmistress by Sarah Blake *

[Carol/Bonadie]

You are right that you can never go wrong with Nora Roberts. I haven't read this one but will keep an eye out.

I keep meaning to read the rest of the Brian Freeman series, I really enjoyed
Immoral.

LizH wrote: ". . 2. Bed of Roses by Nora Roberts **** you can never go wrong with Nora.
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5. Immoral by Brian Freeman ***
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[Cheryl]

1. Dawn Patrol by Don Winslow ****NTMA, will definately keep my eyes open for more of him!

This was one of my Top 10 last year.

[Ann]

Liz:
We always love to hear about all genres of books read by our intrepid group! I love Nora Roberts books and all sorts of books other than MT too! Even with the Olympic distractions, you had a very good month!
I really liked Look Again, but can understand your comment that some things didn't quite ring true. (Maybe a few of Ellen's actions and decisions were a bit over the top, but I chalked it up to the stress of the situation)

LizH wrote: "I decided to post my totals now, as I will not start and finish a new one by tomorrow, and I am finishing up Postmistress. The month of February was good, but lots of different genres. I almost feel guilty posting my book totals in this mystery/thriller group when I only have a few m/t's on my list."

[Susie]

Thanks for posting Liz...I love to see "whatever" anyone is reading ;)

[Joyce]

Susie in KS wrote: "Thanks for posting Liz...I love to see "whatever" anyone is reading ;)"

I'm with you Susie...in fact, I was at Costco today browsing through their book section (of course!) and totally looking over someone's shoulder to see what she was looking at!! She was talking to her dd about it and I had to know what book it was. I'm very nosy when it comes to other people's books.