What Are You Reading?

The JAK/AQ/JC reread bingefest continues! I reread Gambler's Woman (one of her Stephanie James from the Silhouette line way back in 1983) and am now over halfway thru Trust No One by JAK.

Happily, I bought Gambler's Woman sometime back in ebk format as it's apparently no longer available in ebk. Weird. I looked at JAK's website; one of the questions on her FAQ list; when will the Silhouette/Harlequin titles be released in e-format? She says she has no control over those, they're still under copyright to Harlequin & it's all up to them. Can bet if they do release, won't be cheap! But hopefully they will be releasing them at some point!

Next...may be Trust Me by JAK Love the main character names: Desdemona Wainwright & Sam Stark. Contrast! But Crystal Gardens (ladies of lantern street #1) by Amanda Quick is also calling my name. I remember really liking both of them, but it's been a while since I read either one!

I am skim reading The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn before the second season of Bridgerton. I have a few books I am waiting for their release, and as for currently reading I am reading a fanfiction, I was in the mood to revisit my favorite couple, the one who showed me my love for the forbidden trope and enemies to lovers. (Buffy and Spike) No book has kept my attention for long and so I decided to take it back to the beginning.

I finished Shana Galen's last book in her enjoyable Survivors series, I Want You to Want Me, although the title should be I Want You to Love Me.  Wanting is not the problem.  I enjoyed the story and also liked seeing the other books' characters, which I'm sorry to say goodbye to, actually.  I would say the book would probably be more enjoyable if you have read the other previous stories.  Here is another book that I'd be happy to lend.  

If your loan offer is still open, I would be happy to borrow this!

Regards,
Kareni

Sent!  I hope you enjoy it!

Tried very hard but could not read past the first few chapters in It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey. In the minority as it is very highly rated, maybe it appeals to the younger generation as reading about a Paris Hilton clone does not work for me. Writing was fine but the heroine was not likable, maybe Ms Bailey managed to redeem her character by the end but I couldn't continue, tossed aside in a huff as that was $5 wasted.