repost for @Soubhiville
Well #authoramonth readers, we have arrived in December, which brings us to Nora Roberts.
I started The Awakening today, which is the first in her fantasy trilogy. I‘m enjoying it more than I expected to!
Feel free to include any of her pen names in your reading this month, including the popular JD Robb books.
Do you know what you‘ll be reading?
pickSilas and Ellen captivated my interest throughout the story due to their varied characteristics. The various situations that have led them to where they are in life.
Human ties are central to the plot. Relationships are hard and confusing. Forgiveness, grieving, and moving on are difficult. However, it conveys a sense of hope that things will improve.
Phoebe Stone feels eerily familiar.
Two holds became available at the same time and I chose the tagged book over Project Hail Mary.
#currentread
pickThis Chick Lit book was a 4-star read with relatable characters and good prose. There were some funny moments but had a surprisingly sweet and honest outlook on such heavy subjects as grief, suicidal ideation, divorce, and death of a spouse. The relationships that were formed between Phoebe and the wedding people were quirky but positive and respectful. It was an uplifting experience and was very enjoyable.
pick4.5⭐️ I really liked the book and it really lived up to the hype. I thought it might be a bit too schmaltzy, but I really liked how the characters were drawn and felt like the story ended well. #2025 #fiction #contemporary #wedding #literaryfiction
August was a little bit of a slower reading month for me. I finished The Wedding People last night and it was my favorite book I read in August.
