What are you reading April 16?

[Okie]

Starting this week with Fifty Shades Darker by E. L. James

[Dls]

Reading Jodi THomas' new book in the Harmony series. So far so good. And more Eve and Roarke....
Tomorrow Barbara O'Neal's new book comes out and I'm looking forward to that.

[Theresa]

Okie, how'd you like the first 50 Shades book? I finally got it since I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. I'm about 10% in, and knowing it had Twilight fanfic origins, I definitely see that in the voice. I sort of wish I didn't know that about it. Still, like Twilight, it's keeping me reading!

On the historical front, I'm reading Kate Noble's Compromised and Grace Burrowes's The Heir. Guess this is debut week for me. :)

[Okie]

lol! Same here, everyone was talking about it but then my little sister told me- Read It! I liked it, it's a fun read and I'm really into book 2. Oh, and I don't want to give anything away but, (when you get to the part, you'll know what I'm referring to)we finally meet 'Mrs. Robinson.' ;)

Happy Reading!

[Susan]

I've been reading the Kasey Michaels Blackthorn Brothers trilogy: Taming of the Rake, a Midsummer Night's Sin, and Much Ado About Rogues. No Kate in The Taming, No donkey-headed maan in Midsummer, and I haven't got to Much Ado yet. These are a lot of fun!

[Okie]

Starting on Fifty Shades Freed- book three in the Fifty Shades series by E. L. James.

[Manda]

Wow! Lots of variety this week! I finished Madeline Hunter's latest The Surrender of Miss Fairbourne. It was good. I really enjoyed the auction house setting, too.

Now I'm reading Laura Griffin's Twisted. I love her romantic suspense. She writes some complex and interesting characters that I feel like I know them. Which is a cliche, I guess. But she's fabulous.

[Kasey]

I am starting Laura Lee Guhrke's Abandoned at the Alter trilogy. Wedding of the Season is the first one. I have had them for awhile, I just haven't had time to read them yet.

[Phoenix77]

I just started Suzanne Enoch's A Beginner's Guide to Rakes. Bad title aside, I am really enjoying the Hate/Love relationship between the H/h.

[Mrs.ColinBridgerton]

I just finished A Week to Be Wicked and it was lovely! I loved their interaction and loved that their relationship didnt feel forced. It just developed at the right times. I also loved that there wasnt any "misundertanding" that led them to realize how they felt for each other and how they were open about it. It has been a long time since a book had me smiling like a schoolgirl. Such a pleasure to read!