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What’re You Readin’?

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Kav's Best Reads Blog logoFebruary’s Question is the subject line. I’m hoping to find another new author! Need more books! (yes, I have a serious reading problem.:-) I am reading as usual cozy mysteries which are mysteries that are not full of violence but often deal with murder and have amateur sluice trying to help the police —whether the police want it or not! I guess I like to see the guilty exposed and justice done. So  What’re you readin’?

MY 99 cent SALE ENDS Feb 4TH-This Sweet Clean Romance AMY’S FOREVER LOVE asks:

Can a basset hound, two kittens and twin girls succeed as matchmakers?

One frigid evening, single mom Amy and her twin girls rescue two orphaned kittens. Soon she meets Jake the local veterinarian and his basset hound Bummer instantly “adopts” both the kittens and twins. From then on, like it or not, Amy and Jake’s lives intersect with the “help” of Bummer and the girls. 

Yet before love can bloom, both adults must work through a winter of heart-healing as family secrets and past disappointments come unraveled. Will they both give love a second chance? Click here for more info.

I will be gifting a copy of Amy’s Forever Love to at least one commenter–Say share what you’re reading!–Lyn

 

 

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What’re You Readin’? — 17 Comments

  1. I just finished reading an ARC of Beyond Wounded Hearts by Cynthia Roemer. I highly recommend it. The author always does a lot of research and writes true to the era. She skillfully blends historical events into her stories. The characters seem real and I always feel like I’m in the setting. If you haven’t read any of Cynthia Roemer’s books, I urge you to do so.

  2. I’ve read a couple of ARC’s over the last month. One is Trifecta, a thriller by Jodi Burnett – it will be released on Feb. 14. The other is Truth and Forgiveness, the second book in a new women’s fiction series by Pat Nichols. It won’t be released until late in March, but the first book (Big Secrets, Little Lies) is available. I’m waiting on an early copy of Second Time Around, a “general” fiction/romance book by Melody Carlson that will be published in March. I’ve read 16 books since the start of 2023, but these are all authors that I have enjoyed before and would recommend any of them.

  3. My niece got me a book for Christmas. I could not get past the first chapter. Until I realized it was a British story and it was setting up the needed information for the rest of the story. I pushed through. Oh my goodness, I am so glad I did. The foundation was set and I was off. I could not put the book down. I read it in two sittings. I highly recommend this book. The First Hercule Poirot Mystery – The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie. So good. I will so be sharing this book with my daughter and friends who read cozies and mysteries

  9. I’m reading A Model Bride by Autumn Macarthur, a Christian romance to keep me busy while I recover from Covid.

  10. I have been reading The Justice Seeker series by Laura Scott. I am currently reading Book #4 – Hiding His Holiday Witness. Good inspirational romantic suspense!!

  11. I am reading A Man Named Ove by Fredrick Backman. I also read With Love from London by Sarah Jio and The Christmas Train by David Baldacci.

  13. Hi Lyn,

    Am reading The Breakup Project by Carolyn Miller. It’s a chrisrian contemporary romance book. This is a new author for me and am loving the book so far.

  14. I’ve just finished “Sleep No More” by Jayne Ann Krentz. She has great mystery/romance books. This one is the first of a trilogy. Many of her books have a paranormal vibe, although not too much. I also like her books under the names Jayne Castle (futuristic) and Amanda Quick (mostly historical England, but now some set in the 1930’s west coast. Stephanie Laurens (historical England) is also a great mystery/romance read.

  15. I’m hoping to find another new author! Need more books! (yes, I have a serious reading problem.:-) I joined Kindle Unlimited and have found so may new authors and books. I have read 28 books in 32 days – is that considered a reading problem? LOL.

  17. I’ve been reading the Miss Julia series by Ann Ross the past few months. I try to limit myself to one per month to make it last!

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