David Estes Fans and YA Book Lovers Unite! discussion
Book Talk
>
What Are You Reading Right Now Part 2
message 5201:
by
Christine
(new)
Nov 18, 2020 08:17AM

reply
|
flag


Future Earth Chronicles Shorts
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
This is a wonderful collection of short stories, which do an excellent job of illustrating how humans will always find a way, and are a delight to read.
~
Adventure Song (Future Earth Chronicles Book 6)
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
This was an exciting addition to this series, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I just love the characters and worldbuilding of this series, and I’m glad we are getting to explore more of this world.
~
Sun Kissed (Future Earth Chronicles Book 7)
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
Once again this is an excellent addition to the series. It’s fun to read about how different people might have adapted to an apocalypse, and meet all sorts of different types of characters. I really enjoyed the bonus vampires through the centuries story that came at the end of this book too.
~
Asian Ways (Future Earth Chronicles Book 8)
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
I loved exploring so many places with Arjun and company, and liked how this particular story ended a lot, especially the way certain character relationships developed. I've said it before - and likely will again - but this is an excellent addition to the series.
~
Wind Rider (Future Earth Chronicles Book 9)
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
I know I often say how a book is a great addition to its series, but... I was so swept up in this one that I read it in one sitting, and it only occurred to me that I was doing so - and several hours had passed without me noticing - when I got to the end of the book, and was reading the interesting author notes at the end. If that's not the sign of an excellent book that makes a great addition to the series it's a part of, I don't know what is.
~
Melanin Goddess (Future Earth Chronicles Book 10)
by Barbara G. Tarn
My rating: five out of five stars
This was an excellent addition to the series, which I could’ve easily read in one sitting had life and the need to sleep not gotten in the way. I love the way this one ended, and think it was a perfect way to finish out this cycle of the series.

1: A Curse So Dark and Lonely, about 15% in and it’s really good so far.
2 The Simple Wild by KA Tucker, about 60% done and absolutely loving this book.
3. The Help by Kathryn Stockett, about 25% done with this book and of course it’s really good!
Trying to cram as many reads as I can in before the end of the year!!!!


a third of the way through before this week started, but still. Either way, here's what I read, along with my book reviews.
Daughter of Fire (The Daughter of Fire Saga Book 1)
by Stacey Willis
My rating: four out of five stars
This was a gripping read, which fans of fantasy stories that include the Greek Gods will enjoy; a great read for fans of the Percy Jackson books, though
perhaps when they're a little older than the recommended reading age for those, since this one is darker. There were some aspects of the writing style
that make me hesitate to give it the full five stars, but those are minor things that I know are all about my reading preferences, so I would still highly
recommend this book.
*NOTE: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This fact has in no way influenced either my opinion of the book or the contents
of this review, and all opinions expressed here are entirely my own.
~
Entrapment (Thor's Dragon Rider, #3)
by Katrina Cope
My rating: five out of five stars
This was an action-packed exciting addition to this series, which I put down with great reluctance when I had to do so in order to do other things - like
sleep, eat, etc. I highly recommend it for fans of fantasy based around Norse mythology.
*NOTE: I was given a free advanced copy of this book by the author in exchange for an honest review. This fact has had no influence upon either my opinion
of the book or the contents of this review, and all opinions expressed here are entirely my own.
~
The Dark Prince of Albany (Albany Nightingale Duet #3)
by Rachel M. Raithby
My rating: five out of five stars
This book was an incredibly enjoyable read. I absolutely loved getting to know Grayson better through reading his story. I thought he was a great character
before, but love him even more after reading this book.
*NOTE: I was given a free advanced copy of this book by the author in exchange for an honest review. This fact has in no way influenced my opinion of the
book or the contents of this review, and any opinions expressed here are entirely my own.





2. I’m 30% done with A Christmas Message by Debbie Macomber and it’s really good! I will definitely be reading more of her books! They are feel good books!
3. I downloaded the audiobook The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah on Libby today and I’m 12% done with that!
I’m reading Christmas reads all month but trying to get those last books in for my GR challenge!!! I’ve had The Great Alone on my Kindle for some time and haven’t made time to read it even though I’ve really wanted to read it, so I’m so happy to be listening to it!!!!


I also just picked up All I Want For Christmas Is You, a Christmas anthology of 6 different romance authors with 6 different stories! I can already tell I’m going to love this one with just the right amount of humor, sexiness, a little angst, raw and relatable feelings, and some feel good Christmas romance!!! A perfect Christmas read!!!! I’m only about 12% into this and loving it already!


A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows (Outlander, #8.5)
by Diana Gabaldon
My rating: five out of five stars
This was an excellent story, and a fantastic addition to the series. I loved getting to hear what happened to Roger's Father.
~
Immortal Angel (Argeneau #31)
by Lynsay Sands
My rating: five out of five stars
This was another excellent addition to this series. Despite how many books are so far in this series, and the fact there are similarities in where the
plot is ultimately going, the author does an excellent job of keeping things fresh and exciting.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Day I Died (other topics)Summit Lake (other topics)
Under an Alaskan Sky (other topics)
Oxygen (other topics)
The House in the Pines (other topics)
More...
Authors mentioned in this topic
Lori Rader-Day (other topics)Charlie Donlea (other topics)
Jennifer Snow (other topics)
Carol Cassella (other topics)
Ana Reyes (other topics)
More...