Need A Rec! / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / best of list11 Comments
I want to echo what Jane said in her Best of 2013 post: “Reading is such a subjective thing so no doubt these lists have a number of books readers won’t agree with. The lists are not only flawed by the bias of the people creating the lists, but also ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / B+ Reviews / Need A Rec! / Reading Lists / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / best of list21 Comments
The last few years I’ve done these year end lists, I’ve come up short of 10. I’ve realized either I’m not reading the right books for me, I’m too picky a reader or I’m totally out of touch with what’s popular right now. So when my list kept growing all ... more >
Need A Rec! / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / Reading lists21 Comments
As you can see, there are a lot of m/m books on my list, and I just included short versions of my amazon reviews for the books which were not reviewed here. I also did not put the list in order of preference – I pretty much enjoyed all these ... more >
Reading Lists / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / best of list11 Comments
Sadly, the fantasy novel drought continues. I still read fantasy novels, of course, but they’re usually by my tried and true favorites. It’s been a long time since I last got excited about a debut author or a new series. (N.K. Jemisin and Kate Elliott’s Spiritwalker books, in case you’re ... more >
Recommended Reads / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / best of list8 Comments
I had a relatively good reading year. All together, I read about 257 books, and gave plenty of “B/B+” grades, which is great. My reading exists almost exclusively of contemporary and erotic romance at this point, as my list will bear out. I did have one PNR and one historical, ... more >
Publishing Lists / Reading Lists / Top Ten ListsBest of 2013 / best of list29 Comments
Every year we post our Best of the Year book lists. Reading is such a subjective thing so no doubt these lists have a number of books readers won’t agree with. The lists are not only flawed by the bias of the people creating the lists, but also by the ... more >