We’re one month into winter and I’ll say I’ve hit the ground running. According to my Kindle reading insights, I’ve read for 8 consecutive weeks. Not bad if you ask me not bad at all. While I’m viewing this as more of a personal challenge and a way to get my writing mojo back, I cannot help but find myself excited to make my way through my 2019 winter reading list.
What’s On My Bookshelf
In Death Series by JD Robb
By autumn of this year, there will be 60 books in the series. Dating all the way back to 1995.
The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon
I wrote about this for Quirktastic under
An Unconditional Freedom by Alyssa Cole
This is the third book in the The Loyal League series which is set during The Civil War. Daniel is first introduced to us during An Extraordinary Love as Ellen’s ex-something and friend, who was born free but later kidnapped and enslaved. I started this book after Cole graciously offered me an eARC and whew if it isn’t a read. I think this has been the hardest for me to get through but the topics aren’t for the lighthearted, but as always the writing is superb.
Breath of Dust & Dawn by L. Penelope
This novella is a follow up to A Song of Blood and Stone, which was one of my favourite books last week. We get a glimpse of Jack and Jasminda´s life as a royal couple and co-leaders. With the revelations of the last book and racism Jasminda faced, I cannot wait to see how their transition has gone.
Sin Bin by Maureen Smith
This is the third book in the Denver Rebel series. It follows the love story of Logan, who was introduced to readers as the team asshole during Wicked Games, but eventually mellows out. Logan grew up in the foster care system and reunited with someone he bonded with during those trying years. I love this entire universe, so I know this book won’t disappoint.
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Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole
If you are a fan of Cole’s Reluctant Royal series, particularly A Princess in Theory, you’ll enjoy this novella. The romance between
Likotsi and Fabiola in Once Ghosted, Twice Shy was teased during a APIT and this novella allows up to follow up on the love of these two women after ghosting occurs. Talk about a relateable 21st century dating experience.
To All The Boys I Loved Before Series by Jenny Han
Written by a fellow Tar Heel Jenny Han, To All the Boys I Loved Before series follows the life of Lara-Jean after her little sister sends out love letters she wrote to her crushes. This book has my
Unmarriageable by Soniah Kamal
This is my book club’s February pick, but I first heard about it from the awesome folks over at WOC in Romance. It is a modern take on Pride and Prejudice set in Pakistan. The Binat family has lost their money but still kept their social status thanks to the family name. And of course, to save them
Becoming by Michelle Obama
This book does not need any introduction or explanation. Unless you’ve been in a coma for the last six month – in which case welcome back friend- you’ve heard about Mrs. Obama’s autobiography Becoming. I picked it up in November, but between sickness and travel and holidays, I didn’t get around to reading much of it. But I shall before Spring is officially here.
February TBR
Have you read any of these books? What are you currently reading? Drop me a line down below!
Until Next Time,
Aitza B