Weekly/Monthly Reading Wrap Up (IMWAYR?/SP)

It has been a month filled with uncertainties. Hope you are all staying safe at home, being peaceful and thriving!

Golden in Death by J.D. Robb #50

Book #50 starts out with a delivery that brings death. Eve and her team have to figure out who sent the package and why. As they investigate another body turns up, dead by the same means. They have to figure out how they are connected before another package is delivered. Another great read in one of my favorite series.

Moonstruck by Dannika Dark #7 (audio)

The Keystone group is tasked to help keep some gifted kids safe as they move them to a remote ares. Raven and Christopher work together with the other members and encounter many obstacles. Meanwhile Gem and Niko are involved in their own dangerous situation. This wraps up Raven and Christopher's story line well and I look forward to the rest of the Keystone group's stories. Nicole Poole does such a great job narrating these character's that I highly recommend this series on audio.

Spellbound by Dannika Dark #8 (audio)

This book picks up right where Moonstruck leaves off with Gem and Niko Missing. Niko gives up something he has been protecting for centuries to save Gem. In return, Gem must figure out a way to save Niko when her spell goes horribly wrong. Narrated by the brilliant Nicole Poole.

The Honey Don't List by Christina Lauren

Carey and James are working for the hottest duo in renovations. Their job is anything but easy. They work together to hold thing together until their latest season is released. As they get to know each other they discover that they may have something, but are not sure they can pursue it, because they both need their jobs. A great story especially if you are a fan of HGTV.

*Thanks to Gallery Books/Netgally for this review copy*

Regretting You by Coleen Hoover

Morgan and her teenage daughter Clara face a life changing event. The loss is unimaginable and the secrets and lies add a layer of devastation that has Morgan keeping them from her daughter to protect her, but it causes a rift that she can't see a way out from under it. Help comes in a surprising way.  A good story of grief, forgiveness and second chances.

Bones Don't Lie by Melinda Leigh #3

Lance Krueger's father went missing when he was a young boy. When his father's car is pulled from a lake, Lance is concerned this will set his mother's progress back.  Attorney Morgan Dane wants nothing more than to help him through this discovery and what it means.  When  a body found in the trunk the investigation takes off.  Witnesses are being killed as Morgan and Lance get closer to the truth.  A great installment in the series.

Vendetta Road by Christine Feehan #3

Not my favorite in the series. Put it down and picked it up quite a bit. Liked the MC helping Soleil get away from her creepy boyfriend who is part of a ring that steals fortunes from unsuspecting women.

Also read in March:
Outfox by Sandra Brown
The Third Heiress by Brenda Novak
Willowleaf Lane by RaeAnne Thayne

March's reading picked up with 10 books, bringing my total for the year to 25 Goodreads says I am 5 books behind for my 2020 reading goal.  Hopefully, with extra time at home I will have a good start on getting caught up.  My favorite for the month is Golden in Death.

Up Next:
Vendetta by Iris Johansen
When You See Me by Lisa Gardner


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