Hmm, I'm definitely behind the curve on my reading for the year if I'm going to make 50. It's just startling to me how little time I seem to have to read, even though I would love to read more.

#16 The Russian Concubine by Kate Furnivall ( Read more... )

#31 Claimed by Shadow by Karen Chance ( Read more... )

#24 Summer in the City by Robyn Sisman ( Read more... )

#21 The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory
( Review )

I thought I'd been keeping up with the books I've been reading better, but clearly not. So, yet another batch, though I am behind overall for the year:

#17 Must Try Harder! by Norman McGreevy. Basically a collection of various hilarious sayings from papers and tests by schoolchildren. My favorites ( Read more... )

Book #13 Isolde, Queen of the Western Isle (Tristan and Isolde Book 1) by Rosalind Miles. This was recommended (and loaned) to me by medievalmuse and it was a very interesting read. A kind of historic fiction, also based on a known myth/legend. I really enjoyed the depth and detail Miles gave the characters and the story. And it was fascinating to read ( Read more... )

Books 10 through 12 were lighter reads, all from different series I pick up and read every once in awhile.

Book #10 The Chosen by Alex Archer ( Read more... )

Another slew of books in my goal of 50 in a year!

Book #7 Shadow Game by Christine Feehan ( Read more... )

Although life in general has been beyond crazy lately the time I've spent in airplanes and in airports waiting for airplanes, not to mention my morning and evening commute, have given me a fair amount of time to read. And so I have the next two reviews.

#5 was Persuasion by Jane Austen. I just love this book. There's something I love about ( Read more... )

I was attempting to write the latest chapter in my Robin/Marian fic when my muse took off. She's hiding somewhere and reluctant to come out, so now I'm catching up on things in hopes that she'll re-emerge at some point tonight. And I actually have stuff to write about the weekend! It amazes me how so much of the weekend is spent catching up on ( Read more... )