Although I did read a lot in the past 3 weeks I also received a lot of books. Looking at this list I even think I added more books to the TBR pile than removed from it. Not very well done since I wanted to bring the pile lower...
Jo Beverley - A Lady's Secret
Elizabeth Chadwick - A Place Beyond Courage
Charles Dickens - Bleak House
Ariana Franklin - Mistress of The Art of Death
Stephen Fry - Making History
Blythe Gifford - Innocence Unveiled
Jane Graves - Tall Tales and Wedding Veils
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles - The Dark Rose
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles - The Princeling
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles - The Black Pearl
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles - The Oak Apple
Kay Hooper - Stealing Shadows
Sandra Heath - A Christmas Courtship
Carla Kelly - Miss Chartley's Guided Tour
Carla Kelly - With This Ring
Carla Kelly - Reforming Lord Ragsdale
Elizabeth Mansfield - A Grand Deception
Jude Morgan - An Accomplished Woman
Karin Slaughter - Indelible
Karin Slaughter - Faithless
Michelle Styles - A Christmas Wedding Wager
CL Wilson - Lord of The Fading Lands
A Chadwick and a Franklin - very nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on reading them soon ;-)
ReplyDeleteI've only read CL Wilson - Lord of The Fading Lands and loved it :-)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed it too but I didn't love it as much as the Vaughan or the Singh ones. (for one who didn't like the whole fantasy, shapeshifter genre I seem to be advertizing these two a lot lately...)
ReplyDeleteI think Vaughan is different. I don't think I can compare the two :-)
ReplyDeleteAs to Singh, I haven't read any.
Really? Because I think of them both as fantasy and with a story that is told in several books.
ReplyDeleteSingh is indeed different, it more about shapeshifters and paranormal than fantasy. But I highly recomend them ;-)
And have you read Feehan yet?
Yah! They're both series and fantasy, but IMO the worlds described are completly different.
ReplyDeleteAnd no, I haven't read Feehan :( That's also on my wish list, which is very, very long. As is also my TBR pile :-p