As a blogger sometimes writing reviews can feel like a chore so it seems I rarely write reviews for non-review books anymore. I feel bad about that, because it's not that I didn't enjoy them less than the books I review here, just that I don't have the time or energy to write a review for each and every book I read. I thought it would be nice to list my favorite non-review books each month to bring more attention to them.
Looking back on the month of March I didn't read many non-review books, but I think I'll have quite a few for April.
Here are my March 2021 favorites:
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I'm continuing on my read-along of the Psy-Changeling series by Nalini Singh hosted by Anne @Books of My Heart. Clay and Talin's romance was a second chance one, and can be read as a standalone. There's a continuing story ARC for the series. The secrets and manipulations of the Psy Counsel its players, the enmity between them, and the Changelings. It's getting more and more interesting!
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Loving my re-read of Alpha & Omega! We just finished the audio of the next, Burn Bright, on Sunday. We'll be starting Wild Sign on Thursday on our trip out to the Central California Coast. It'll be a re-read for me, but the first time through for my hubby.
What about you? What were some of your favorite non-review books for March?
I haven't read either of these authors, though, I have some of Singh's contemporaries on my TBR.
ReplyDeleteNo luck with Patricia Griggs, unfortunately. I did try Nalini Singh last year and have enjoyed the ones I read. Definitely need to continue reading more from her.
ReplyDeleteI see so many raves for Singh. I've really only read one UF series (The Others by Anne Bishop) but I really enjoyed it. So I'm always tempted to branch out and try something by Singh.
ReplyDeleteI love the readalong that is helping revisit the PsyChangeling series. I will need to do a re-read eventually with the Alpha and Omega series.
ReplyDeletethey both look good to me. hope you enjoyed them
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I wonder if I should skip writing reviews for some of the books I read. Patricia Briggs is always a good read.
ReplyDeleteAwesome March books
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