Spring Reading
 

Here are a few new release's for March. Happy reading!

3rd
House of Earth and Blood (Crescent City, book 1) - Sarah J Maas
The Sea of Lost Girls - Carol Goodman
The Happy Camper - Melody Carlson
The Numbers Game - Danielle Steel
The Sea of Lost Girls - Carol Goodman
Lavender Blue Murder (Tea Shop Mysteries, book 21) - Laura Childs
Trace Elements (Guido Brunetti, book 30) - Donna Leon
You Are Not Alone - Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Long Range (Joe Pickett, book 20) - C J Box
The Good Doctor - Wendy Toliver
My One True North - Milly Johnson
The Crow's Call (Amish Greehouse Mystery, book 1) - Wanda E. Brunstetter
The Trophy Wife - Sunday Tomassetti (kindle)
Eight Perfect Murders (Malcolm Kershaw, book 1) - Peter Swanson
The Killing Fog (Grave Kingdom, book 1) - Jeff Wheeler

10th
Taking the Reins (Ellen and Ned, book 3) - Jane Smiley (childrens)
A Forgotten Murder (Medlar Mystery, book 3) - Jude Deveraux
A Murderous Relation (Veronica Speedwell Mystery, book 5) - Deanna Raybourn
The Mirror And The Light (Thomas Cromwell Trilogy, book 3) -Hilary Mantel

17th
No Stone Unturned (Forensic Instincts, book 7) - Andrea Kane
Hit List (Stone Barrington, book 53) - Stuart Woods
Cross Her Heart (Bree Taggert, book 1) - Melinda Leigh
The Red Lotus - Chris Bohjalian
The Boy from the Woods - Harlan Coben
The Sea Glass Cottage - RaeAnne Thayne
The Time of Jacob's Trouble - Donna VanLiere
Less Than a Moment (Posadas County Mystery, book 24) - Steven F. Havill

24th
The K Team (K Team, book 1) - David Rosenfelt

31st
Devoted (Jane Hawk, book 6) - Dean Koontz
After Sundown - Linda Howard and Linda Jones
The Darkness We Hide (Undertaker's Daughter, book 3) - Debra Webb
Cut and Run (Lucy Kincaid, book 16) - Allison Brennan
Dead in the Doorway (House-Flipper Mystery, book 2) - Diane Kelly
Gone with the Whisker (Bookmobile Cat Mystery, book 8) - Laurie Cass
Wolf's Curse (Otherworld: Kate & Logan, book 2) - Kelley Armstrong
An Inconvenient Death (The second book in the Joe Boyd series) - Dan Walsh (kindle)
Starfish Pier (Hope Harbor, book 6) -Irene Hannon
The Traitor's Pawn - Lisa Harris
A Taste of Love (The prequel to the Escape to Italy series) - Melissa Hill

Thanks for getting us started. It's incredible that spring is on the horizon.

I'm reading A Miracle on Hope Street by Emma Heatherington, a new author to me. I'm enjoying it so far. And, I'm reading The Ghosts of Belfast by Stuart Neville, another new author for me. I'm enjoying it as well.

I finished Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah. It was good but after reading that, I needed something lighter to read so then I read The Honeymooners by Melanie Summers. Just what I needed.....funny, light, predictable romantic comedy. ;)

After that I started The Giver Of Stars by Jojo Moyes. Of course when I get about 1/4 into it, a Kindle loan from my library comes in for Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly. I’m not a fan of reading 2 books at the same time but I didn’t want to send Lilac Girls back again for the 3rd time so reading both books right now.

Currently reading The Dutch House, and I'm enjoying it. Also reading The Five Dysfunctions of a Team (for work).

I don’t know if I mentioned this on the winter reading thread but I read “Priestdaddy” by Patricia Lockwood. It was very funny and a nice break from reading the news. I pre-ordered The Mirror and the Light by Hilary Mantel as I loved the two other books in the Thomas Cromwell series. I have no idea when I am going to get to it since I have so many other books but I felt compelled to buy it for some reason. Not reading anything right now. I am thinking of picking up The Power Broker by Robert Caro again. I’m only about 100 pages in and it’s like 1100 pages.

I finished (at least via skimming) Max Strom's A Life Worth Breathing. I was very disappointed in it; it felt like a pretty shallow self-help book to me (although it got great reviews on Amazon, so maybe it's just me :o ).

I started Jack Kornfield's Soul Food and am enjoying it much more!

I just finished The Hollows by Jess Montgomery. Very good . It's set in the 1920's in SE Ohio, the second in a series. The first one is The Widows.

Just finished the Lady Hardcastle murder mysteries. Really cute and charming (and free for kindle unlimited!)

I'm still reading The Testaments. I thought I was going to have to return it to the library, but I was able to renew it, just as it started getting really interesting :)

Laura, I finished another book by Emma Heatherington. I will save it for you if you 'd like.

I treated myself to the new Marian Keyes book "Grownups" since it was released by my birthday. You know ahead of time you're going to have trouble keeping track of characters when the author provides a family tree before the book starts! I hope I enjoy it.

I started a British semi romance book called "We Met in December" that I borrowed from the library. I gave up on it. The writing is just fine, but I have no interest in reading about a group of single people looking for love in London.

My library got in a psychological suspense book called "You Are Not Alone" by Greer Hendricks. I am eager to read it.