What Are You Reading?

I still read Star Trek Voyager fanfiction. Since the producers would never put Captain Janeway and Commander Chakotay together, we fans are left to do it.

I've been in a fantasy mood. After finishing a reread of several Pern novels, I'm restarting my all-time favorite series, Dragon Prince by Melanie Rawn.

I would be ecstatic if David and Leigh Eddings' books were released in ebook format, but it hasn't happened. I'm thinking of digging out my paperback copies of The Belgariad and The Malloreon series next.

Isn't it always up to us?! lol!!  I was a Spike (not just for a romantic partner but his character in my opinion was the best of the best when it came down to it) fan more so than Riley and Angel.
Marsters Spike was fun. I think I'm going to re-watch the show all over again, lol! 

I only read Shipped because it was the book club's pick this month, everyone else gave it 4 solid stars they enjoyed that it was more of a misunderstanding start to their romance than enemies to lovers. They were both two hurt people who were hiding behind a shield of self preservation due to past relationships. I just hated the one dimensional boss who was the villain in this story and it was very predictable what he was doing, and the way the problem was resolved.

I loved Roarke's reaction! If I remember correctly his family from Ireland showed up as they were coming for Thanksgiving (?) or was it Christmas? Anyway I need to start my JD Robb retread marathon!

I'm so looking forward to Bella's new sibling! It'll be interesting to see what type of personality this new baby will have.

Yep, Das, Ork, Someshit, Nab...I'm trying to remember if she has a version of Galahad...apparently she's still (last check I think was in Treachery) having trouble with Peabody. I like Cak for Crack as well!

I's reading Sarah M. Eden's The Gentleman and the Thief, book 2 of the Proper Romance series.  These clean romances are humorous and entertaining with characters from all different walks of life.  Like the first book, The Lady and the Highwayman, Eden includes chapters of two penny dreadfuls, one written by our hero, Hollis, and the other by Elizabeth, the h from book two.  Some might not like the idea of 3 stories going at once, but the penny dreadfuls are short inclusions and show the authors' personalities at work, besides being fun.  Not the usual Regency romance.  I would suggest reading the books in order, if you're interested.

Almost finished with Sarah M. Eden's The Gentleman and the Thief and enjoying it, I decided to make a change.  Out of the blue,  I got the urge to read Stephanie Laurens' Devil's Bride, a book I've read several times and enjoyed.  I'm not sure if the book was mentioned somewhere and that put the suggestion in my mind, but I'm enjoying it once again and will go back to the ending of Eden's book as I'm really enjoying that also.  Why not.