Reading Until Infinity discussion

For this month's group read, let us read books with suspense, drama, and intrigue. I look forward to seeing your books.

Enjoy Reading, 📚

Academ's Fury-has court intrigue: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

That said, I might start with the first book of the series, instead: Furies of Calderon: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... because it has suspense and drama

The Devil and the Dark Water -- lots of all of those.

Audrey wrote: "The Devil and the Dark Water -- lots of all of those."

Thank You. Enjoy Reading, 📚

I decided to start with Furies of Calderon, the first book in Jim Butcher's six book Codex Alera series.

Furies of Calderon: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

I'm posting my book list early for this month. The last couple of month it got too crazy and I had no time/forgot to do it in a timely manner so I decided today to post those I've read (or at least started) and one I plan to read next.

Finished:
Sanctuary Hidden by Lisa Phillips book 3 in Team Love on the Run Box-Set #1 4* 2/1 - romantic suspense, fast paced and well written
Forever Lies by Kathleen Brooks 4* 2/7 - romantic suspense, lots of action, fell behind my expectations (I was looking forward to this couple's story since it was announced)
Expired Refuge book 1 in Expired Box Set by Lisa Phillips 3.5* 2/8 - romantic suspense, after a difficult start enjoyed it more than expected
My Sister's Grave by Robert Dugoni 5* 2/16 mystery, legal thriller, 2nd re-read; great mystery, characters and suspense
Die Zeuginnen=The Testaments by Margaret Atwood 5* 2/19 dystropian, with a lot of drama and a bit of suspense
Confined with the CEO & the Bodyguard: Kelsey by Jordana Pearce 4* 2/20 erotic romance with too much drama for my taste but one of the better in terms of plot and development
Diamonds Aren't Forever by Connie Shelton 3* 2/20 a fun, fast paced cozy mystery with international settings - a bit of drama
American Civil War: A History From Beginning to End by Henry Freeman & Hourly History 4* 2/22 - non-fiction, I think this topic is dramatic enough on its own to include it here even if I decided not to include the other non-fiction books I've read this month

Started:
Stamped Out by Tonya Kappes - cozy mystery, looks promissing; a lot of drama about a planned sale of a country club/golf course and converting it into condos
Sanctuary Breached by Lisa Phillips - romantic suspense, difficult start in a series I enjoy so set it back for now; a lot of suspense and drama with some subtle intrigue trown in

Planned next:
Calculated Deception by K.T. Lee - romantic suspense, sounds intriguing and very promissing

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