So I’ve read a few more books since the last posting on this and thought I would tell you which ones…

“D” is for Deadbeat by Sue Grafton – I’m really liking this series, though with every other series I’ve ever read, I hate the chapter (or two) that tells about things that have already been said in previous books.  I only need to read about that once…Still a good series overall so far.

Any Man of Mine by Rachel Gibson – Cute book.  Another romantic one.  Sam is a football player and beautiful (so the book states) and made a mistake in Vegas that landed him a son.  The story centers around the two of them getting back in touch, along with the love being reignited between Autumn.

I Beat the  Odds by Michael Oher – Not what I thought it was going to be but still an alright book.  I’ve been in to reading non-fiction books recently and this one was harder to read (and I read it on the treadmill more often than not while in PA) but it was still not a bad book.

I’ll Walk Along by Mary Higgins Clark – This was an interesting book about someone’s double.  A woman’s son had been kidnapped years before and was made to look like she had taken him.  Lots of plot twists and came out to be not what I expected at all!  Was a really good book!

Lies that Chelsea Handler Told Me by Chelsea Handler – Though I don’t find her as funny as Jen Lancaster, she is still funny in parts of her books.  I don’t think I would want to be friends with her due to all the embarrassing things she does to her friends and staff.  Though I guess the perks might out weigh the fact that she is super mean!

Night Road by Kristin Hannah – Thank you Tanya for recommending this book!  Though I already had it on my Nook, I hadn’t read it yet and I loved this book!  Oh My God!  I cried, I laughed, I felt things that I didn’t think were possible!  This book was super good and am looking forward to reading more of hers.  I felt Jude’s pain.  I felt Lexi’s fears.  I felt Zach’s love for Mia.  I heard Mia singing.  I felt Miles losing everything.  Easily added to one of my top ten all-time favorite books.

Something Blue by Emily Griffin – have you ever wanted to hear someone else’s side of the story or see what happens at the end of a book (I wanted a little more at the end of Night Road)?  Well, that is what you get with Something Blue.  This is the part after Something Borrowed, giving you a glimpse into Darcy’s life before and after Rachel and Dex.  Another good, quick read.

The Castaway by Elin Hilderbrand – She might be one of my new favorite authors, which I might have said already when I did the last review.  This is a story about friendships that last through years and so many other things (death, affairs, etc) and what happens when one goes missing.

Again, not full out and out reviews, as I only just finished Night Road and it’s been over a month since I’ve read some of these, but little glimpses in to what I’ve read and it’s a little more for me to see what I have read over the year.  I think I just added eight books here, which seems like a lot since June 1st when I did the last post.  Holy crap!  I do get a lot of reading done.  I’m not sure when I find the time, though I did read three books while I was in Pennsylvania for the two weeks.  Oh well.  Twenty five books since starting at the beginning of this year.  I’ve been busy!