April was a weird reading month for me. I devoured a few books super fast, and then spent the rest of the month reading a bit here and there and finishing nothing else new (though I. continue to read those books!) and using some rereads in audio as background as I went about the parts of life that are not working on my book. Here are the new-to-me books I read in April:
Masquerade by Sam Burns (Urban fantasy/MM romance): I am so sad for the Knight & Daywalker series to end! And still I grabbed this book as soon as it was released. The characters continue to be an utter delight, and I'm going to miss them and the found family they've created in these books. The plot lines that wound through the entire series were wrapped up well in this book, but I would love many more adventures in this world. Highly recommended but start at the beginning of the series!
Grave Sight by Sheena Jolie (Urban fantasy/MM romance): From the last book in a fun series to the first book in a new one. Grave Sight begins the Cursed Arcana, a series set in the same world as the author's Beacon Hill Sorcerer series but with new characters and a new location. I really enjoyed Ezra and Raum and the story, and I'm looking forward to more in this series. There's enough world building and intro here that you can probably jump in without reading the Beacon Hill Sorcerer series, but I recommend that one too.
Demons-in-Law series by Louisa Masters (MM paranormal romance): This paranormal trilogy is made up of fun, quick reads in which a trio of demon cousins living in an isolated village in the Alps find love in spite of their matchmaking grandmother. It's a spin off from the author's Hidden Species series—the second spin off series after Here Be Dragons—and features characters from both prior series. I think I would have probably been lost in all the characters and references without reading the previous books. All the books are fun, if wacky.
Okay, I'm going to back to work on To Know a Dragon Spy, but what have you read loved lately.
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