Off-Topic Summer Reading

[Laura S.]

From the library:

I read The Path to Sunshine Cove, the newst from RayAnne Thayne. It was good fluff.

I am now reading The Light Over London by Julia Kelly, a WWII novel that goes back and forth between current time and the 1940s. It's pretty good so far.

I'm reading Mary Alice Monroe's newest, The Summer of Lost & Found. It is the latest in a long series about the characters as they go through the pandemic. It is well done and I like it, but it's hard to go back mentally to that time.

On the Kindle:

I'm reading The Last Correspondent by Soraya Lane, another WWII novel about a woman correspondent on the front lines.

I'm reading This Secret Thing by MaryBeth Mayhew Whalen. I have continued reading it, barely. It's a psychological thriller which is not my favorite genre because it's more about what characters don't say, not what happens. But it has kept my attention enough to continue with it. It's a pretty good story.