Weekly Reading Wrap Up (SP/IMWAYR?)

Into The Fire by Jeaniene Frost (#4)

Vlad and Lelia have to race against time to find a way to reverse a curse. Fourth book in the series was full of action, a few twists and a great conclusion.  Looking forward to Ian's book.

Devil In Spring by Lisa Kleypas (#3)

Pandora is looking forward to her board game being manufactured.  Her brother-in-law is helping her bring it to completion. She is taking part in the season only for her twin sister's benefit.  Her friend needs her to retrieve her earring that she lost in the boat house.  While Pandora is bending over to pick it up, her balance issues take over and she gets herself stuck. Gabriel is also avoiding the season and everything that goes along with it.  He has come for the firework display and comes across a stuck Pandora. While trying to help her get unstuck they are found out and a scandal begins to brew.  Pandora is horrified that Gabriel offers her marriage as it is the last thing she wants. Gabriel is intrigued by this awkward free spirit and invites her family to his family estate away from the gossips.  It is easy to fall in love with these characters as they get to know each other. Witty banter, unconventional heroine and a swoon worthy hero make for a delightful read. Can't wait for Cassandra's story.

A Darkness Absolute by Kelly Armstrong (#2)

Casey is settling into her role as a Detective in Rockton, a town where people go to disappear for awhile.  While out looking for a missing man, Casey and her partner Will are caught in a snowstorm. They take cover in a cave to wait for the storm to pass and stumble upon a woman who has been held captive. Nicole had been declared dead over a year ago and has no idea who it is that abducted her. While investigating they discover two more bodies and realize they may have a serial killer on the loose. Plenty of action, a few twists that have Casey, Eric and Will wondering who can be trusted and perfect pacing makes this second book in the series an unputdownable read.  

Hot Pursuit by Lynn Raye Harris (#1)

As a special ops team leader Matt is on the hot seat for a mission gone wrong.  While he is home for his sister's wedding  he reunites with long time friend Evie.  Evie is back home because her former boyfriend stole everything from her, as Matt did when they were in high school. She wants nothing to do with him, but when her sister is kidnapped because Evie supposedly has something a powerful man wants, she needs to rely on Matt. Fast paced, action filled with secondary characters that held my interest more than Evie and Matt.  

Run To Ground by Katie Ruggle (#1)

Theo has experienced a devastating loss.  Jules is new to town and is keeping a huge secret. A start to a new series that is not without some problems, but interesting enough to want to read the next book.

Up Next:
Her Every Fear by Peter Swanson
No Man's Land by David Baldacci
Seven Minutes in Heaven by Eloisa James

March Reading Wrap-Up

Book Thoughts Posted:
Wanted and Wired by Viven Jackson

Even though I got sick on my vacation to Florida it was a nice time to rest and relax in sunshine and warmth.  The last part of my week included lots of reading while sitting in the sun.  

Last week Under the Boardwalk turned 10!  

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Kathryn at Book Date hosts IMWAYR?, a place to  meet up and share what you have been, are and about to be reading over the week.  It's a great opportunity to organize yourself, visit, comment, and add to that every growing TBR pile.

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received.