Kiss Me for Luck (Farmers’ Market Sisters #2) by Elysia Strife
My first holiday themed story centered around St Patrick’s Day. I like these stories for their sweet romances and how stress-free they are. Plus I love the farm and all the animals. @ElysiaLStrife
Finished the 17th Joe Pickett book yesterday-my favorite series!
Vicious Circle by CJ Box
I love this series because: Joe Pickett loves his family unequivocally, the thrills are absolutely plausible, & Box’s writing makes me feel like I’m IN the Wyoming mountains. So good! 💯
Just finished: Results May Vary by Bethany Chase
So good! Heartbreaking and painful, but hopeful by the end. I FELT while I was reading, and those emotions were intense. Really great writing in here.
Love In Bloom (Farmers’ Market Sisters #1) by Elysia Strife
I really enjoyed this, @ElysiaLStrife! I love holiday-themed stories so much. Amber works with flowers on her family’s farm. She supplies bouquets to local shops and sells at the Farmer’s Market, where she meets Fynn.
Finished both of these short audios yesterday while driving to/from work!:
> Rosie and the Dreamboat (The Improbable Meet-Cute #3) by Sally Thorne
> Drop, Cover, and Hold On (The Improbable Meet-Cute #4) by Jasmine Guillory
This collection is so fun!
I finished The Ferryman by Justin Cronin late last night. Really incredible. It has everything: dreams vs what’s real, environmental disasters, sailing, and love for family including found family. I especially loved the different iterations of each character. Well done, sir!
Worst Wingman Ever (The Improbable Meet-Cute #2) by Abby Jimenez
So cute! My first by this author! I love that there is real emotional depth to the story even though it is so short.
And the audio is amazing! Narrated by Andi Arndt and Zachary Webber, who are both💯@audible_com
Suicide Med by Freida McFadden
I could NOT stop listening to this one. It was fast-paced, twisty, and completely bonkers with one really huge twist that completely floored me. My first by this author, but I’ll listen to more by her (and soon!) because this was super F-U-N. 👁️
A Rare Benedictine (Chronicles of Brother Cadfael #0.5)
Three novellas in one volume, prequels to the historical mystery series featuring medieval sleuth Brother Cadfael. Set in the 1100’s which is one of my favorite time periods. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.
The Exception to the Rule (The Improbable Meet-Cute #1) by Christina Lauren
This is SO cute! I loved everything about it. I smiled all the way thru listening.
This is my first by Christina Lauren. Are they all so wonderful? Is this what I’ve been missing!?! @audible_com
Valentine’s Day in Venice by Stephanie Taylor.
Quick, easy, and cute. A palate-cleanser for me after a string of horror and thriller reads. I love seasonal stories so I plan to continue this series where each book features a holiday adventure in a fun travel location.
A fun locked-room mystery with suspense. Started slowly, but finished strong. No one in the story is safe! Not everyone makes it out. This was my first by Nalini Singh.
A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick, a reread. This is a book full of people wanting things that belong to other people, and they all hurt one another because of it. No one is good here.
I love Robert Goolrick’s work. It’s dark, it’s snowy, it’s tragic.
@megsnewhips@WmMorrowBooks There were two timelines, a present day and one from the late 1890’s. I LOVED the 1890’s part and thought the present-day part was just okay. But a great story, overall. I felt like I was living in the mining camps alongside the characters. Lots of greed and betrayal.
Finished this one! Read it along with my husband in a combination of print and audiobook. We’re big Ken Follet fans and we loved this one! Lots of fun, lots of suspense, very snowy.
Second book of 2024 finished! The Drift by CJ Tudor. Unputdownable, horrifying, snowy, bloody. I could NEVER have predicted the twists in here. It was a perfect vacation read!
Stephen King is arguably the most famous writer in the world. Over the past 50 years, King has sold millions of books, and now he's back with a new horror novel that features the return of King's favorite character. @JeffGlor sat down with @StephenKing to discuss "Holly."