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message 1: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
My apologies for starting this so late!

What are you reading this year? Let us know which In Death book you're starting as well as books by other authors. Share your experience.


message 2: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I'm starting Calculated in Death.


message 3: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments Well, personally, I've read a lot of Nora Roberts aka J.D. Robb these past four to five months. After reading more than a dozen In Death books, I stopped at Chaos In Death (haven't read it yet) to take a breath from the series and started reading The MacGregor series.
Yesterday I finished The Winning Hand The Winning Hand (Silhouette Special Edition #1202 - reprint) by Nora Roberts and now I'm halfway through The MacGregor Grooms The MacGregor Grooms (MacGregors, #10) by Nora Roberts . I have only one book to go and I'm done with the series, which is absolutely great and really worths reading!
Also I've read the Marriage to a Billionaire series by Jennifer Probst.


message 4: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
Howard you enjoying The MacGregor series? Also, I've been tempted to read Jennifer Probst...what's your opinion of her?


message 5: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments I've only read the Marriage to a Billionaire series from her, but I really liked her style. She gives her story without boring you with too many details or a great lack of dialog and her books urge you to keep reading (they made it really hard for me to focus on my homework while reading them!). Also, the books of this series were almost equally interesting and fascinating, they didn't start to get boring or lose their "magic" with each book like it happens so often with series, you know....
I, personally, liked her style and highly recommend her.


message 6: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
Thank you, Mary! I think I'll give her a try.


message 7: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments Yeah, I believe you will like her. Let me know what you thought of her!


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I've really been enjoying Sarah Addison Allen's books. They're all light hearted and intriguing. I've read 3 so far and had a hard time putting them down (holding kindle, stirring marinara sauce, walking around the lake, etc.).

I will start re-reading JD Robb series, and also want to read more Janet Evanovich. I also loved reading Getting to Happy by Terry McMillan and will probably read that again too.

Looking forward to Whiskey Beach and Thankless in Death. This year I would like to also read more of Nora's older books like Hidden Star and the MacGregor series. I like her supernatural stories, like the Hollow Series too. If anyone can recommend anything similar that would be much appreciated (no animal cruelty please).

Oh! And the new NR series taking place in Ireland - can't remember the name....


message 9: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
That would be Dark Witch!


message 10: by [deleted user] (new)

Yes! That's the one, thanks Jonetta! Sounds really really good!


message 11: by Vera (new)

Vera M. | 446 comments I've been going through my in death reread/catch up and reading tons of stuff! Starting Patricia Briggs alpha & omega series and Jennifer Estep elemental assassins to mention a couple.


message 12: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I've heard nothing but great things about the Elemental Assassin series.


message 13: by Vera (new)

Vera M. | 446 comments I read the first couple books so far and really am liking it.


message 14: by Sara ♥ (last edited Apr 05, 2013 08:44PM) (new)

Sara ♥ (saranicole) | 1038 comments I've read Jennifer Estep's superhero-spoof series (Karma Girl is the first one)... and they were HILARIOUS! What is the Elemental Assassin series like? Is it funny (along with assassin-y)?

The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After just came out, so I'm rereading the entire Bridgerton series (all 8 of them!) and then reading the corresponding 2nd epilogues after each book! I LOVE that series!!! Julia Quinn is AMAZING! Hers are some of the only books I automatically buy without checking out from the library first! :)


message 15: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Have you read the Happily Ever After? I have all eight of the books too, just wondering if this last one is good.


message 16: by Karen (new)

Karen Cox | 4 comments I am re reading the In Death series, starting Origins tonight. Vera, I love Patricia Briggs too. I finished Frostburned few days ago. It is her newest. Now there is another leading man you can fall for!


message 17: by Sara ♥ (new)

Sara ♥ (saranicole) | 1038 comments I've only read Daphne's story so far! I'll read anything by Julia though! And the Kindle book is currently on sale for $4.49! I bought the paperback, which is a TRADE paperback, by the way, so it's bigger than the Mass Market Paperbacks that the other 8 are... that kind of annoys me... Oh, and if you've read any of the 2nd epilogues (I think there are 5 or 6 of them out?), those are reprinted in this, plus the extra 2-3 and a short story about Lady (Violet) Brigderton.


message 18: by Vera (new)

Vera M. | 446 comments Sara ♥ wrote: "I've read Jennifer Estep's superhero-spoof series (Karma Girl is the first one)... and they were HILARIOUS! What is the Elemental Assassin series like? Is it funny (along with assassin-y)?

The B..."


Hmm Id say its a lot of action, kick butt female.


message 19: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Thank you Sara for reminding me about the Bridgerton series, I completely forgot how much I loved them. Now re-reading them in order, and reading the 2nd epilogue associated with each.


message 20: by Elizabeth (new)

Elizabeth | 127 comments I'm always reading Sandra Brown -- she reminds me the most of Nora Roberts more than any other author I've come across. I've got several Jodi Picoult novels I'm anxious to read this year, and I just finished an awesome book called "Attachments" by Rainbow Rowell -- SO cute, highly recommended! :-)


message 21: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I like listening to Sandra Brown books for some reason. They make great audiobooks.


message 22: by Amie (new)

Amie (alm0824) | 125 comments I'm going to get started on Time and Again Time Was / Times Change by Nora Roberts today. I have Bridesmaid Lotto (McMaster the Disaster #1) by Rachel Astor going on my phone and Party Crashers (Body Movers, #0.5) by Stephanie Bond on my Ipad.


message 23: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I'm reading Undeniably Yours Undeniably Yours (Kowalski Family, #2) by Shannon Stacey by Shannon Stacey. It's the second book in her Kowalski Family series, which I love.

I'm also listening to Promise Me (Myron Bolitar, #8) by Harlan Coben by Harlan Coben, the 8th book in the Myron Bolitar series. I love this one, too, but this is the first of the audiobooks that isn't narrated by Jonathan Marosz and it's pretty bad (narrated by the author). I understand that Jonathan retired (there was a six-year span between this and the last book) and Harlan got so much grief for his awful narration that he hired Steven Weber for the remaining books. Good decision.


message 24: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments Oh, Jonetta, I love the Kowalskis!!! Undeniably Yours is one of my most favorite from the series!


message 25: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments I recently finished reading Say You Love Me Say You Love Me by Johanna Lindsey by Johanna Lindsey and have started The Magic of You The Magic of You by Johanna Lindsey also by Johanna Lindsey.

They are both from the Malory-Anderson Family series.


message 26: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
Mary, I'm so in love with Kevin right now!


message 27: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Someone told us about a free book on Kindle a while back, so I got it. Now I am completely stuck on this series, which is older but good. I finished The Wild One and Beloved One. Am currently reading the Defiant One and then have to read The Wicked One, by Danelle Harmon.


message 28: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
It may have been me, Dawn. I discovered this series early last year and posted EVERYWHERE about it. I'm THRILLED you're enjoying it:)


message 29: by Sara ♥ (last edited Apr 15, 2013 09:43AM) (new)

Sara ♥ (saranicole) | 1038 comments I downloaded that one, too (The Wild One), but I haven't read it yet!


message 30: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments So far, I can say the Wild One has been my favorite. The others are 4.99 on Amazon, so I am able to read them all without going broke lol.


message 31: by Chelsealuv (new)

Chelsealuv Krigbaum I just down loaded The Wild One. I just finished the Hot Vampire Kiss series along with the Warewolf series by Lisa Jones but I wasn't thrilled the storyline really Bites. (teehee. no pun intended) Its not worth reading if you have a list of other books to read. I look forward to reading the wild one


message 32: by Mary (new)

Mary | 208 comments Few days ago I finished reading the Malory - Anderson Family Series and loved it! At least the first 7 books that are about the Malorys; the others didn't have so good reviews and the stories didn't interest me much and so I decided not to risk it...
It's a great historical-romance series by Johanna Lindsey and I totally recommend it for the fans of this genre! The series starts with Love Only Once Love Only Once by Johanna Lindsey .


message 33: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I just finished The Summer He Came Home The Summer He Came Home (Bad Boys of Crystal Lake, #1) by Juliana Stone by Juliana Stone and I kind of fell in love with the story.


message 34: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments I have a silly question...how do you put the book in the post, like Mary and Jonetta just did?


message 35: by Jonetta (last edited Apr 27, 2013 10:10AM) (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
Not a silly question. Do you see the "add book/author" right above the comment box to the right? Click on that and it allows you to search for the book. Once the book appears, at the very bottom, you have the option of using the title hyperlinked or the cover. Try it...test it out here.


message 37: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Lol I will have to write something next time. Thanks Jonetta. Anyway, this is the first in the series following the DeMontforte brothers. The hero is Christian Lord, who is introduced in The Wicked One. It is good, not fantastic, but good enough for me to want to continue the series.


message 38: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
*groan* I really want to finish that series.


message 39: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Yes, it is all your fault I became addicted lol. I am slowing down and just getting one book per pay period, but on kindle they are only 4.99 each, so not too bad. The Wicked One, is probably the best freebie I have ever read.


message 40: by Sarah (new)

Sarah (wynchs) | 19 comments I am rereading several series in preparation for the latest releases.
Nalini Singhs Psy-changeling series and the Guildhunter series is out soon..... really excited about that.
Christine Feehans leopards prey and her next installment of the Carpathian series.
Kayalana Prices grave witch series- the latest is out soon.
The next In Death novel of course.
Sherrilyn Kenyons Styxx is out this year.
I'm sure there is a lot of other books I'm waiting on but those are the top ones for me. :-)


message 41: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I just finished The Perfect Ghost The Perfect Ghost by Linda Barnes and am now reading Midnight Secrets (Wildfire, #1) by Ella Grace Midnight Secrets.


message 42: by Sara ♥ (last edited Apr 29, 2013 06:11PM) (new)

Sara ♥ (saranicole) | 1038 comments OMG you guys! I just read (listened to) When Beauty Tamed the Beast When Beauty Tamed the Beast (Fairy Tales, #2) by Eloisa James by Eloisa James.

HOLY CRAP. IT WAS AWESOME! If you like House M.D. (the show) and historical romances, this book was tailor-made for you! (Like it was for me!) The hero is like a cross between Hugh Laurie as Gregory House and Hugh Laurie as Mr. Palmer (Sense & Sensibility), except he's an Earl and heir to a Dukedom, of course. Haha... :) It rocked!!!


message 43: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I'm a fan of this series and this is next up for me.


message 44: by Sheri (new)

Sheri Morell (smorell22) | 2165 comments Since I am currently caught up on the in death series I have decided to try some of Nora roberts books..I haven't read much of her stuff. I just finished the Three Sisters Island Trilogy and Now I am currently Hot Rocks and The Search


message 45: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Sheri, I loved her Born series. Born in Fire, Born in Ice and Born in Shame. They are set in Ireland.


message 46: by Sheri (new)

Sheri Morell (smorell22) | 2165 comments I think i have them set to read...have to get them but i am planning on reading them


message 47: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
Sheri, If I could throw my 2 cents in here:)...

You've GOT to read her Chesapeake Bay Saga, beginning with Sea Swept. Next is the Gallaghers of Ardmore trilogy, beginning with Jewels of the Sun.

These two series seem to rise to the top of most peoples' lists, including my own, as fan favorites.

*sigh* Cam and Aidan:)


message 48: by Sheri (new)

Sheri Morell (smorell22) | 2165 comments i will look at those as well


message 49: by Dawn (new)

Dawn | 3250 comments Speaking of Nora Jonetta...aren't you exhausted, moderating in both groups? I get tired just keeping up in here lol


message 50: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 15050 comments Mod
I have three other partners in the NR group:) I've got one more major task to do and then it won't be so tough.


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