Reading Challenge for 2022

[halimer]

32. Surviving the end by Grace Hamilton - surviving the CME EMP in a small GA town

 

[PamelaG]

More catching up!

20/52 The Accidental Empress by Allison Pataki
21/52 With Love from London by Sarah Jio
22/52 Family Affair by Debbie Macomber
23/52 A Load of Old Tripe by Gervase Phinn
24/52 For Those Who are Lost by Julia Bryan Thomas (5+ stars - this was an excellent book!)

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

19/10 The Best is Yet to Come by Debbie Macomber.

This was a good and easy read.

 

[MinnieCo]

25/20: The Bodyguard by Katherine Center
26/20: Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

 

[MinnieCo]

19/10 The Best is Yet to Come by Debbie Macomber.

This was a good and easy read.

That's how I like my books... lol I enjoyed it though

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

20/10 High Stakes by Danielle Steel.

 

[AnnieClaus]

7/10 Dracula by Bram Stoker

 

[MinnieCo]

27/20: Wrong Place, Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister

This was the Reese Witherspoon book club choice for August and I really, REALLY liked it!!

 

[teachermomof2]

21. Family of Liars by e. lochart
The first book, We Were Liars, is a better story, imo.

 

[halimer]

33. Tara Ellis and Mike Kraus - After the Crash, book 4 - the plot thickens in Redemption SD
34. Octavia Randolph - Two Dragons; book 9 in the Circle of Ceridwen - interconnected families in 9th century England and Gotland

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

21/10 Beautiful by Danielle Steel.

 

[PamelaG]

21/10 Beautiful by Danielle Steel.

I really enjoyed Royal and Spy, two of her books I have on Audible.

 

[AnnieClaus]

8/10- From the Jump by Lacie Waldon

A good one to end the summer with.

 

[AnnieClaus]

9/10- Finish by Jon Acuff

 

[halimer]

35. A Rip in Time - by Kelley Armstrong - a 2017 detective time travels to Victorian London
36. Neanderthal Enigma by James Shreeve - why they might have become extinct
37. MELT series by JJ Pike and Mike Kraus - plastic eating enzyme goes wrong and eats Manhattan
38. Melt
39. Sink
40. Bury
41. Burn
42. Raze

 

[jampss]

That's how I like my books... lol I enjoyed it though

Me too. I got the name from MHH. I borrowed from library through OverDrive and listened to it! It was a good story!

 

[jampss]

I decided to listen to some Stephanie Plum mysteries from the library.

 

[jampss]

35. A Rip in Time - by Kelley Armstrong - a 2017 detective time travels to Victorian London

This one sounds good!

 

[halimer]

This one sounds good!

It was and there will be at least one more in the series coming out in May.

 

[jampss]

I put it in my "want to read or listen to" folder on my library's account page!!