Favorite Books I finished in February
I’m a voracious reader, particular this time of year when my kids are in and out of school a lot but the weather isn’t great and we’re frequently hanging out at home. February was a delightful month for me, reading-wise. Most of what I read will release later this year, so I’m offering some great suggestions for titles you’ll definitely want to add to your spring TBR list.
If for Any Reason is an enjoyable read. Courtney Walsh does a wonderful job creating characters readers will root for, especially as they navigate some messy, complex issues. My favorite aspect of this novel is the hero, Hollis. He’s one of my new book boyfriends. You’re going to want to add this book to your beach bag. You can read my full review here.
In a word, this book is phenomenal! Before I Called You Mine takes readers on an incredible emotional journey as the heroine pursues international adoption. She’s a single woman who agrees to remain unmarried throughout the process. Despite her well-orchestrated plans, the most perfect potential husband strolls into her world and upends everything. Nicole crafts amazing characters and the chemistry she builds between the hero and heroine is like nothing else I’ve read.
I could go on and on, so feel free to read my full review here. Better yet, pre-order your copy today. This novel releases in late March and you will absolutely love it!
Many thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for my complimentary ARC.
I just finished Carolina Breeze and it is such a sweet, satisfying read. Every time I read Denise Hunter’s work, I’m so impressed with her ability to craft a unique plot with characters I instantly adore. This is the second book in the Bluebell Inn series, but you don’t have to read the first book to enjoy this one. This releases in May and I highly recommend pre-ordering now. I’ll post a complete review on Goodreads later this spring.
Becky Wade dropped a new novella this week, delighting inspirational romance fans everywhere. The best part? It’s FREE. That’s right. A free novella which is also a prequel to her new Misty River Romance series. I’ve started reading Take a Chance on Me and it’s wonderful. If you haven’t already, click here to download your copy and enter Becky’s giveaway.
Honorable Mention
I saw Jessica Simpson’s interview with Hoda Kotb on the Today show recently promoting her new memoir. I’ve always had an awareness of who Jessica Simpson is and the success of her lifestyle brand, but I knew very little about her rise to fame. Or her many challenges. When Hoda asked her to sing “Amazing Grace”, I teared up. That’s when I knew I had to read this book. Everyone seemed to be raving about the audio version, so I’m listening to Open Book. It’s excellent. Jessica is the narrator of her own memoir, which makes it even more compelling. Her emotions ebb and flow as she walks us through the roller-coaster ride that is her life. I’m not finished listening yet but it will most definitely be one of my favorite books of 2020.
Essential Additions to your Spring TBR Pile
I’ve enjoyed sneak peeks of several titles releasing in the first half of 2020. Here are a handful of books you’ll want to add to your To-Be-Read piles.
- Of Literature and Lattes by Katherine Reay
- The Honey-Don’t List by Christina Lauren
- Feels Like Falling by Kristy Woodson Harvey
Thanks for stopping by. Leave a comment and tell me your favorite book that you’ve read this month. Happy reading!