Dear Author Recommends for May
Recommended ReadsAbout-Us / book-pimp / Heidi Cullinan / james buchanan / Jess Granger / Joey-Hill / Maggie Robinson / Meredith Duran / Rachel-Gibson8 Comments
Can you believe it? We are five months into 2010. That seems almost impossible. In any event, here is a list of books that the DA crew enjoyed this month:
- Nothing But Trouble
by Rachel Gibson, recommended by Jayne - All or Nothing by James Buchanan, recommended by Sarah F
- Double Blind by Heidi Cullinan. (The Kindle edition is far cheaper), recommended by Sarah F
- Wicked Becomes You by Meredith Duran, recommended by Jennie and Janine
- Vampire Mistress (Vampire Queen) by Joey W. Hill, recommended by Shuzluva
- Beyond the Shadowsby Jess Granger, recommended by Shuzluva
- Mistress By Mistake by Maggie Robinson, recommended by Jane
- Dead in the Family by Charlaine Harris, recommended by Janet aka Robin
- Just Like Me, Only Better by Carol Snow, recommended by Jayne
by Rachel Gibson, recommended by 
by James Buchanan, recommended by Sarah F
by Heidi Cullinan. (The 
is far cheaper), recommended by 
by Meredith Duran, recommended by 
by Joey W. Hill, recommended by Shuzluva
by Jess Granger, recommended by 
by Maggie Robinson, recommended by 
by Charlaine Harris, recommended by 
by Carol Snow, recommended by 
I’m enjoying “Mistress by Mistake” right now on my Nook – a darned fine read!
Thanks for the reccies, off to do more reading!
:D
Mistress by Mistake is also free on Kindle right now.
If you don’t have a Kindle, there’s Kindle for PC as well, so it’s worth grabbing a free book.
I don’t want to turn this into all about me (oh, who am I kidding?), but Mistress by Mistake is also free on Sony Reader. It was free on nook, but no longer.The free downloads end tonight, I believe, although Sony was a day late posting, so who knows? The links are on my blog.
I can’t thank you enough for including my book on this great list! I’m reading Nothing but Trouble right now.
okay, I can kind breathe now….some
I found Wicked Becomes You to be very enjoyable.
I enjoyed Savor the Moment by Nora Roberts; her “groups of heroines” series are favorites of mine, and it’s nice to enjoy her straight contemporary writing, without the paranormal or suspense elements. (Not that I mind those, necessarily, but she writes fun books without them.)
I’m also really enjoying another contemporary romance, How to Knit a Love Song by Rachael Herron. I hunted it down b/c I met Rachael socially and wanted to read her book; if I hadn’t been looking I wouldn’t have found it, since Borders has it shelved with literary fiction, not romance. I’ve been assured that it has a happy romantic ending, and I really like the writing and characters so far.