Continue to keep Shelia and her family in your thoughts and prayers after the loss of their son Justin last week.
Spring break is over. We did not have the greatest of weather, but managed to get a couple of projects finishes and ended the weekend playing with the grandson who is 10 months today!
Thoughts on the Books I Read Last Week:
Alexa is an assistant to a photographer. When she shows up for work and sees the subject of the shoot, she freaks out. Normally on top of things she finds herself useless. She knows that she will have to tell Caine who she is and hopefully get the chance to apologize for her family's part in ruining his life. When she does just that, Caine leaves and gets her fired from her job. Alexa is furious that he would not listen to her apology and storms into his office. Caine offers her a job as his PA, initially to torture her, but things begin to change. Can he forgive her father's part in his past? Will her family ever accept her for who she is rather than what her father did?
After years of trouble with her eyes, countless tests and doctor visits, Jane has learned that she has a gift to see love. A stranger tells her of this gift, gives her a challenge to see the six kinds of love and record them before her 30th birthday. The people in Jane's life become her subjects and it is interesting to see where she will place them. This is a departure from the previous style of this author's books, and did not resonate with me as much. It was a quick read and overall enjoyable.
After the body of her friend is found, Lucy wants to not only know what happened to her, but what happened to her mother as well. Her mom disappeared when she was just a baby. As she begins to uncover clues, it looks like family is involved, but she is determined to get to the truth. Told in a few voices, the story comes together in this fine debut novel.
Reading:
The Shadows by J.R. Ward
Tiffany Girl by Deanne Gist
Up Next:
Obsession in Death by J.D. Robb
His Wicked Reputation by Madeline Hunter
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16 comments:
I have Hero on my list to be reviewed. It looks good.
I hope you have a great week.
Some good books here Nise. Like the look of Hero and want to eventually get to this Sarah Jio book. 10mths and looking gorgeous!
10 months - what a lovely age! Shame about the weather but the time together would have been nice.
Enjoy Obsession in Death. I'm a big JD Robb fan!
Deb
Your grandson looks so cute!
Your grandson looks so cute!
He is such a cutie pie, glad you got to spend time with him, I love this age!! The Weight of Blood is new to me but it sounds good. Happy reading :)
10 months already?! Too cute. I haven't gotten to the Jio book yet.
My prayers for Sheila and her family continue... such a tragedy!
Hard to believe your grandson is 10 months old already :)
I can't get Sheila out of my mind. What a tragedy.
Your grandson is adorable!!
I liked The Weight of Blood as well.
Adorable grandson! What fun you must have together. Enjoy.
I liked The Look of Love, too, but The Weight of Blood really catches my eye. Must check it out!
Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog. Have a great week.
i almost skipped the content of your post because I was so enchanted with your grandson! You are very blessed.
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Your grandson is absolutely adorable! Have a fabulous week of reading!
I've had The Weight of Blood on my TBR list forever...I'm meaning to read it, I swear!
I love that photo of Cole! How adorable, just want to give him a hug :)
I have had The Weight of Blood on my kindle tbr for a long time; perhaps I just need to be in the right mood for it, but hopefully sometime. Thanks for your thoughts.
You are reading several authors I like! I really enjoy Deanne Gist, JD Robb and Madeline Hunter. Hero sounds interesting too.
Cute picture of your sweet grandson.
Happy Reading!
I've read good things about The Weight of Blood but am not as excited about Jio's latest. You've reiforced both of those thoughts! Your little guy is adorbs :)
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