The decade that has been March 2020 is ending today (and I don't know about anyone else, but I'm completely losing track of days and wondering if it actually matters anyway). I didn't read as much as I thought I would, or at least, I didn't read many new books this month (I've been rereading favorites on audio mostly). I've been so anxious that I haven't been able to get into most books or concentrate on much of anything. There were a few I enjoyed, though:
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing by Charlie Adhara: I've been waiting for this next book in the Big Bad Wolf series for ages, and it did not disappoint. The mystery was great, but what I really loved was the continuing developments in Cooper and Oliver's relationship. You should probably read the series in order instead of jumping in here, but the whole series is wonderful and it seems to keep getting better.
Magpie by Piper Scott and Virginia Kelly: I'll admit this isn't my favorite book in the Forbidden Desires series, but it was still really enjoyable and I'm sure I'll reread it along with the rest of the series. I liked learning more about Reynard and Misha and having a few things explained from a previous book. I also liked the appearances by characters from other books and some appearances by characters we've only heard of before but maybe might learn more about in the future... Plus dragon shifters and baby dragons!
Lord of the White Hell, Book One by Ginn Hale: I've had this on my Kindle for ages and somehow hadn't read it despite so many people telling me how good it was. And it was really good. I enjoyed the world building in this romantic fantasy set at a boarding school, and I'm looking forward to reading book two (book one ends on a cliffhanger).
I hope you're all staying safe and healthy, and staying at home as much as you possibly can. If you've been reading and escaped into something you loved, let me know what it is. Love to you all.
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing by Charlie Adhara: I've been waiting for this next book in the Big Bad Wolf series for ages, and it did not disappoint. The mystery was great, but what I really loved was the continuing developments in Cooper and Oliver's relationship. You should probably read the series in order instead of jumping in here, but the whole series is wonderful and it seems to keep getting better.
Magpie by Piper Scott and Virginia Kelly: I'll admit this isn't my favorite book in the Forbidden Desires series, but it was still really enjoyable and I'm sure I'll reread it along with the rest of the series. I liked learning more about Reynard and Misha and having a few things explained from a previous book. I also liked the appearances by characters from other books and some appearances by characters we've only heard of before but maybe might learn more about in the future... Plus dragon shifters and baby dragons!
Lord of the White Hell, Book One by Ginn Hale: I've had this on my Kindle for ages and somehow hadn't read it despite so many people telling me how good it was. And it was really good. I enjoyed the world building in this romantic fantasy set at a boarding school, and I'm looking forward to reading book two (book one ends on a cliffhanger).
I hope you're all staying safe and healthy, and staying at home as much as you possibly can. If you've been reading and escaped into something you loved, let me know what it is. Love to you all.
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