What Are You Reading?

I read this some time ago and also intend to read on. I don't recall too many details, but I seem to remember that there was a lot of crying!

Regards,
Kareni

I finished Eloisa James' Wilde Child and enjoyed it a lot.  I liked the humor, the MC's learning about each other, the Wilde family's support of each other, pretty much all of it.  
Now I'm reading Mary Lancaster's Letters to a Lover, the second book in her "Crime & Passion" series.  I liked the first book a lot, and the H & h from that book are in this one also, as the two heroines are sisters.  It's an interesting mystery, and I like second chance stories involving married couples who have drifted apart.  

bluebear  I also like the hero, Dragan Tizsa.  It looks like there is one more book that will include Lady Grizelda and Dragan in an investigation coming out in June.  I'm looking forward to that one also.

Found I Married a Lizardman by Regine Abel to be a good and quick read. It is mating agency marriage match which is something I tend to avoid but this one was ok, simple, has a strong h and nice H, and an interesting storyline. Not too much angst with issues resolved quickly despite the cultural and physical differences. Not something I would reread, it's is available on KU. A 3.5 read.

I haven't seen the movie Michael.

I'm glad that you enjoyed Jack and Jill, too! I haven't read either Eight Cousins or Jo's Boys yet. But I want to so its on that ever growing list. I would also like to read a good biography of Louisa May Alcott.

bonnieg I enjoyed the first book by Georgina Clarke, look forward to listening to the second, lucky the library had them both. I was sad to see only 2 books in the series to date, I hope she will write more.

I enjoyed reading A Skeptic in Harlem by Fiona Grace a freebie from my long list. Its a an entertaining cozy, with a likeable heroine who debunks paranormal incidents. A clean read with only a hint of romance towards the end and while not my usual style if you like a good cozy mystery then I highly recommend this one. A 4/5.

Had less success Call her Mine by Melissa Foster, this is an author I havent tried before but always see her name so thought I would try it, listened as part of KU and gave up half way. Highly rated but I found too many things annoyed me, in summary the relationship between the h and H just moved to fast, yes they had known each for many years and had lusted after one another but their coming together wasn't romantic for me. It all seemed too convenient.

More luck with the first book All Systems Red by Martha Wells from the Murderbot Diaries Series. This is SF, its a short fun read, a good mystery in a new world. I have been collecting these audios every time one has come on sale and finally started to listen. A 4/5.

I'm rereading Taken By the Duke by Jess Michaels.  It's currently on sale for $0.99.