What are you reading in the week of May 30?

[Jennifer]

I am finishing up Play of Passion by Nalini Singh. Gotta get ready for Kiss of Snow! Also, can't wait to get my hands on Julia Quinn's Just Like Heaven.

[Dls]

This group got me started on a Balogh rereading binge. I just reread The Obedient Wife, and I will probably read either An Unacceptable Offer or The First Snowdrop.
It really is amazing how deep some of her books went back when most Regencies simply didn.t

[Lisa Kay]

Just finishing up Absolutely loving it! Glad I have the next in the series.

Have a "buddy read" to start 6/1 for with a really great GR friend.

And I'm really looking forward to reading !

[Irisheyes]

I just finished a Lisa Kleypas re-read, DLS. LOL I was cleaning up my bookshelves and couldn't resist picking up MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT and LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON. Then I went back to SECRETS OF A SUMMER NIGHT. I know I'm in the minority but I really liked Annabelle and Simon's story.

I have waaaayyy too much to do this weekend (graduation party) to dive into any of Mary Balogh's backlist. LOL

[babyfishmouth]

Just re-read Ain't She Sweet? and am about to re-read Match Me If You Can.

I've been trying to alternate contemporary with historical. Hope to also read Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart later this week.

[Dls]

Rereading lots of Baloghs. I had forgotten how fascinating Christmas Belle and A Gentle Conquest are. I think of them as classic Baloghs: no bad guys, just a couple trying to figure out how to make a relationship work.in both cases I can imagine MB starting with the situation and trying to fidure out how it would play out. CB is her Othello--how jealousy can poison a relationship (and also I think stereotypes about actresses). aGC has my all time favorit beta hero. And I think it's a wonderful depiction of how two very young people not particulalry ready for marriage can struggle wen forced to marry by their families...