Summer Reading
 

Here are a few new releases for June. Happy reading!!

7th
Clause of Death (Booktown Mystery, book 16) - Lorna Barrett
A Fatal Booking (Book Lover's B&B Mystery, book 3) - Victoria Gilbert
My Killer Vacation - Tessa Bailey
The Proof Is in the Poison (Southern Homebrew Mystery, book 2) – Diane Kelly
Unforgiven (Deep Ops, book 5) - Rebecca Zanetti
The Amish Greenhouse Mysteries (Amish Greenhouse Mystery) – Wanda E. Brunstetter (kindle)
Out of the Clear Blue Sky - Kristan Higgins
The Assassins of Thasalon (World of the Five Gods : Penric & Desdemona, book 10) – Lois McMaster Bujold
Life Before Us – Roisin Meaney

14th
The Hotel Nantucket - Elin Hilderbrand
The Friendship Pact (Sunrise Cove, book 2) - Jill Shalvis
The Beach Trap - Ali Brady
Beyond the Moonlit Sea - Juianne Maclean
Riverbend Reunion – Carolyn Brown
The Tuesday Night Survivors' Club (Survivors' Book Club Mystery, book 1) - Lynn Cahoon

21st
The House Across the Lake – Riley Sager
Escape (Black Book Thriller, book 3) - David Ellis and James Patterson
An Island Wedding (Mure, book 6) - Jenny Colgan
We all Have Our Secrets – Jane Corry
No Place to Run - Mark Edwards

28th
The Secret Detective (Ali Cross, book 3) - James Patterson
The Ex-Husband - Samantha Hayes
The German Wife - Kelly Rimmer
The Girl Who Survived - Lisa Jackson
What Eden Did Next - Sheila O'Flanagan
Gone But Not Furgotten (Cat Cafe Mystery, book 6) - Cate Conte
A Hint of Mischief (Fairy Garden Mystery, book 3) - Daryl Wood Gerber
Donut Disturb (Bakeshop Mystery, book 15) - Ellie Alexander
Outside- Ragnar Jonasson (kindle)
Stark Raving Mod (Samantha Kidd Style & Error Mystery, book 13) – Diane Vallere
The Accidental Newlywed Game (Boots And Bouquets, book 3) - Jaci Burton

I just finished Olive Kitteridge; I liked it overall but had some mixed feelings. It was more a collection of interrelated short stories than a true novel.

Thanks for starting the new thread and posting the list of books. I can't believe it's June! There are several books on my wish list coming out this month.

I'm reading Nightwork by Nora Roberts, one of her better books I've read during recent history, and The Royal Governess by Wendy Holden, a story of Princess Elizabeth's childhood. Given that she's celebrating 70 years on the throne, it's interesting to learn some of her childhood. It's a fictional book that seems to be based on a lot of history.

I'm listening to Betwixt by Darynda Jones. It mostly gets on my nerves because I don't think it's very well written, but she's got a sense of humor, so I've kept going.

I just dumped two books because I hated them: Book Lovers and Very Nice. I rarely enjoy contemporary fiction and am going through a rough time and just couldn't get through either of these.

Now I'm reading Cilka's Journey (The Tattooist of Auschwitz #2) and like it. I recently read several memoirs as well and thought they were all good: North to Paradise, Lily's Promise: How I Survived Auschwitz and Found the Strength to Live, and Naomi Judd's memoir. :(

Erica

I just finished Still Missing by Chevy Stevens. Very good book with quite a surprise ending!

Has anyone read anything by Karin Slaughter?

I am giving up the newest Raeanne Thayne and Jennifer Weiner books. Both are just boring. Luckily I took them from the library.

I like Karin Slaughter. She has several stand alones, and she also has the Sarah Linton Will Trent series. I really like the Will Trent series. You should read those in order. I like her stand alone books too, but they can be more hit and miss. If you like crime procedurals then you'll like the Will Trent books, but I think all of her books are pretty good if you like the crime/mystery genre.

I just wrote a detailed post and got the Internal Error!! Agh. To be brief, she is one of my favorite authors and her books are excellent.