What Are You Reading?

Josie You convinced me and I decided to read The Taming of a Highlander by Elisa Braden. Only half way through but it is an entertaining read, I really like the leading characters. Will probably get book 1 next (and if anyone is interested the promo code "partners" works for these books at kobo).

As part of a bingo challenge on GR, I reread Gone Too Deep (Search and Rescue Book 3) by Katie Ruggle. George is still one of my favorite "gentle giant" heroes.

I finished reading Down a Dark River by Karen Odden, and I have to say, I lost a lot of sleep because this book was unputdownable for me.  One thing after another.  Our hero Michael Corravan works for Scotland Yard, investigating a serial killer whose victims are young ladies.   He also has other cases to work on, so he is busy.  There are other interesting characters and lots of action. I really enjoyed it.

Took me a long time to buy Lies and Lullabies (Hush Note Book 1) by Sarina Bowen and then a bit longer to decide to read it, my reluctance was that I don't often like books with rock stars. So despite all the good reviews I kept ignoring this wonderful story. It's well written, I actually like this rock star hero and the developing relationship between the h and H was handled very well. Decided to get the next book in the series although it is written by someone else.

I'm still reading JAK/AQ/JC, but after rereading Perfect Poison, Burning Lamp, Fired Up, Midnight Crystal, and the Third Circle (yep, in that order so I was all over the place!) I decided I was still in the mood for some binge reading from her so I've actually opened one of the new titles that I'd not yet read: AQ's Close Up (Burning Cove #4). I'm enjoying it more than I remember enjoying Tightrope, which was #3 & may have been part of the reason I'd not gone on reading the new ones. I had trouble putting it down this morning but I had to get up & get moving as I had an appt. with H & R Block & some other errands. Plenty to do this afternoon but I may give in & read some more instead! I have a feeling I'll be moving on to Lady Has a Past (Burning Cove #5) and I'll be all caught up for when When She Dreams (Burning Cove #6) releases on May 3rd, except that currently that's when the primary is scheduled & I plan on working it...unless they have to reschedule because those idiots doing the redistricting of the voting districts are still dragging their heels after the Ohio Supreme Court told them to redo it because they were way too obvious in what they had submitted...I'd love to go to Columbus, gather the whole group up, plant their rear ends in the chairs & tell them they can't leave until it's done, not even for the bathroom! After them, I'd tackle the Baseball mess...nope, not going to attempt Putin--nothing will change that bully's mind!

I've decided to reread the epic fantasy The Belgariad Series by David and Leigh Eddings, which begins with Pawn of Prophecy. I wish all of their books were in ebook format, but at least this series is. I have the others in paperback.

I finished a traditional Regency romance An Eligible Gentleman by Alice Chetwynd Ley, a KU.  It is an entertaining story about two families, related by their mothers, and their friends.  It's a sweet romance with a familiar plot, but still humorous and well-written.