Rest of January reading
I'm on track with my reading goal, but that can always change later on. But here are more books I finished in January:
8. Kenzo Kitakata: Tokion tuhkaa
And interesting portrait of a middle-aged middle-management yakuza.
9. Susan Johnson, Adrianne Lee, Leandra Logan, Anne Marie Winston: Naughty, Naughty
Readable, but highly forgettable romance anthology. Still, that guy in the last story was a total douchebag even though he mended his manners because he fell in love.
I just hated his perspective in this story. A good example is that he wants her, so he yells at her for "running around half naked" after a couple of hicks harass her on the cabin's private beach.
10. Mira Lyn Kelly: Waking Up Married (e-book)
Man & woman drink too much in Vegas, find out they get along really well, end up getting married, and have to deal the morning after. He really did deserve to go begging, though she wasn't perfect either.
11. J. D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Ruth Ryan Langan, Mary Kay McComas: Dead of Night
Got this for the J. D. Robb story. It was interesting as usual, but the rest of the stories were on the 2 to 2,5 stars category for me.
8. Kenzo Kitakata: Tokion tuhkaa
And interesting portrait of a middle-aged middle-management yakuza.
9. Susan Johnson, Adrianne Lee, Leandra Logan, Anne Marie Winston: Naughty, Naughty
Readable, but highly forgettable romance anthology. Still, that guy in the last story was a total douchebag even though he mended his manners because he fell in love.
I just hated his perspective in this story. A good example is that he wants her, so he yells at her for "running around half naked" after a couple of hicks harass her on the cabin's private beach.
10. Mira Lyn Kelly: Waking Up Married (e-book)
Man & woman drink too much in Vegas, find out they get along really well, end up getting married, and have to deal the morning after. He really did deserve to go begging, though she wasn't perfect either.
11. J. D. Robb, Mary Blayney, Ruth Ryan Langan, Mary Kay McComas: Dead of Night
Got this for the J. D. Robb story. It was interesting as usual, but the rest of the stories were on the 2 to 2,5 stars category for me.