What Are You Reading?

My favourite, have relistened to this many many times... a frustrating hero but I liked him and I hope you warm to him too. Another big fan of MZ patiently waiting for a new release.

I finished a couple of books that I enjoyed.   Her Wicked White by Tammy Andresen and The Mysterious Miss Fairchild by Sarah Mallory.  Both were well-written and had likeable characters, but not books I would reread.   I've thought about what my favorite books have in common and it's a sense of seeing the romance develop, mostly by lots of conversation, and a sense of humor.  Both these stories needed more that those, IMO.

I'm re-reading Fury Book 1 New Species Series and enjoying them. They are quite dated but still a good mix of silly and sweet. Loved the Hs being so 'mine', some of the heroines are great some are are just OK. I like to get value from my books, so happily mix re-reads with new buys. 

Sounds interesting.  I've only been reading her Historicals.  Are her Romantic Suspense books good?  The only RS books I read are by Pamela Clare.  I used to read Sandra Brown and Karen Robards but, along the way, the books became more heavy on the suspense and less so on the romance.  That's why I like Pamela's books.  She has a good balance of romance and suspense.

I'm the same way. I actually have all of her books in both paper and the electronic version. I'll buy the electronic version first because I want to read it right away and the paper version takes a few weeks to come out.

I'm this way on several of my main authors: NR/JD Robb, Elizabeth Lowell, JAK in all her nom de plumes...except I've not bought the last few titles in pbk format! I'm keeping all the ones I do own, but between space & hand concerns, I'm just not rereading in the pbk format as much as I used to! I've got an Amanda Quick sitting by the big chair being reread (very slowly!) & a JD Robb out in the car that I reread when I'm waiting somewhere but anymore, I'm usually reaching for the Kindle when doing long-term reading time.

You've all heard about the fun of moving the pbks out of the bedroom for the painting job; roughly 40 bags of pbks to empty the bookshelves & headboard. I started to load them back in & realized that I have so many thousands of books in the Kindle, not many (beyond the main authors) repeating those pbks, and I'm not reading them & some have been waiting for many years to be opened. I'm thinking that I'm going to weed most of them out & not reload them. I'll still have many pbks because of all those I listed last fall when weeding/listing etc but I know ones that I did try to read never went very far. Plus the less tightly packed the pbks of my fav authors, the better access to them--finding a specific one before was a challenge! It seemed to always be in the last of the many long stacks I looked thru!

Now to find a place (uncovered & with a chair!) that I can go thru them--after all, don't want to throw away one that I do want to try! Yeah, this is going to be a challenge! I hate weeding/discarding! I have to rein in that internal hoarder!

That's ok, kc!  I should have mentioned it was her Historicals I was devouring.  The RS book you mentioned, luckily, is available to request from my library.  So I requested it.  It'll be interesting to see if I like it as much as her Historical books.  I've read all of Pamela's Historical books.  And even though I much prefer Historical to Contemporary, I like Pamela's Contemporaries better.