1. Hunter by Mercedes Lackey- I have been a fan of Mercedes Lackey for a long time now and her Joust Series is one of my absolute favorites. So it was with very high hopes that I picked this one up. I will admit it started VERY slowly and it was a lot of world building but about halfway through I was HOOKED. I am actually screamed at the end when I realized that it didn't have enough time to finish so obviously it was going to be a series. I didn't want it to end. Will be getting the next one.
2. The Creeping by Alexandra Sirowy- This one was just a random one that I picked up off a display at the library. I am so glad I did because this was amazing. Two little girls go missing and only one returns. She doesn't have a mark on her and she doesn't remember anything about what happened. Years later the strangeness starts all over again. This story was creepy and disturbing and had me really guessing as to who did what and just what was going on and if the supernatural had a role to play in the whole thing. Really enjoyed this one a lot.
That was it for me last month! It was a rather slow month reading wise. Mostly that was due to all the running around that we did for the holiday but hopefully I will get back on track before the New Year starts!
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I adored Modern Romance! So deserving of its Goodreads award!
ReplyDeleteI'm going back and forth on the Aziz book. Do I want to read it, do I not want to read it.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with others that I LOVED Modern Romance. It's totally not what you would expect but it was so funny. I'm really glad I got married before Tinder!
ReplyDeleteI want to read Modern Romance by Aziz. Tinder is a nightmare and I would love to hear the take on all the options out there, it is crazy.
ReplyDeleteSo many people have enjoyed the Modern Romance book, but I don't have any interest. Not really sure why. I added The Creeping...sometimes, not all the time, but sometimes I'm in the mood for a creepy book like you described.
ReplyDeleteSome of us are nerds who can't help ourselves when it comes to sociology... We sometimes question ourselves too. ;)
DeleteModern Romance is a sociology experiment? All this time I thought it was just a memoir so I wrote it off, but now I kind of want to read it. Adding it to my to-read list!
ReplyDeleteThe Creeping sounds interesting. But I think I would need to be in the right mood for it.
ReplyDeleteI know you've read my praises about Modern Romance, or at least, I think you did forever ago. And it was completely applicable to my life at the time. I am fortunate that my online dating stint was less than a month, I'll just take the credit for being awesome, NBD, lol.
ReplyDeletePart of me really enjoys fantasy books, but I seriously suck at getting through the build up. Hunter and The Creeping might be up my alley one day after I'm done with my challenge list!