Titles Read:
Against the Tide by Kat Martin
And I Love Her by Marie Force
Becoming Rain by K.A. Tucker (audio)
Before I Go by Colleen Oakley (audio)
Checkmate by Steven James
Dollbaby by Laura Lane McNeal
For The Love of Pete by Julia Harper (audio)
Funny Girl by Nick Hornby
Garden of Lies by Amanda Quick
Hold Me Closer by David Levithan
I Am The Traitor by Allen Zadoff
I Regret Everything by Seth Greenland
I’ll Stand By You by Sharon Sala
Never Judge A Lady By Her Cover by Sarah Maclean
Never Resist A Rake by Mia Marlowe
Sister of Shiloh by Kathy and Becky Hepinstall
The Bone Tree by Greg Iles
The Bullet by Mary Louise Kelly
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
The Scoundrel and the Debutante by Julia London
The Sound of Glass by Karen White
Trust No One by Jayne Ann Krentz
•Total Read: 22
•Adult: 21
•YA: 1
•Audios: 3
•New to me authors: Marie Force, Colleen Oakley, Laura Lane McNeal, Seth Greenland, Mary Louise Kelly
•Debut authors: 2
•YTD - 91
•Favorite Book(s) of the Month: The Bone Tree, The Nightingale, The Sound of Glass
Where I've Read This Month: Alaska, Chicago (2), Georgia, Illinois, Louisana, Mississippi, New Orleans, New York (2), North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, France, London (5)
Linking up with Kathryn at The Book Date's Month In Review
8 comments:
That's a heap of books. I love Marie Force and especially her Fatal series which I am hugely addicted to! The Nightingale was certainly very good and I would like to try The Sound of Glass, lots of bloggers seem to have enjoyed it. Happy June reading!
Nice month! I had a rather pathetic May for books😹
Another great month for you!
Outstanding month for books! Happy June reading!
Nice month for books, so many titles for me to look at :)
I've read a couple of these authors but most would be new to me so it gives me more to look up and find out more about, something I love to do.
So many books, that's amazing! Hope your June is full of lots of books too :)
Wow! That's a lot of books read! In your "Where I've Read This Month" do you travel that much, or are those the places you travel to in your books?
So many books! I loved The Nightingale.
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