I got some reading done in March -- probably because I spent a three weeks of it sick. The sinus infection from H.E.L.L. is what I had. But who cares? Right? That's not why you're here. Let's get to the books!
The Soul Summoner series is one I recommend to anyone who likes angels and demons plus a dose of romance with some magical realism tossed in. This series is, quite honestly, wonderful and on the sweeter side. Barely ever a bad word and lots of patches (it makes sense if you read the stories). Am I sad to see the series end? Yes, but I'm also really interested in the new stories Elicia has coming soon. This was a good read -- like I got annoyed when I had to put it down and do something in real life, like make dinner or help my kids. It is, more importantly, a solid ending to a series. One that leaves you MOSTLY satisfied. Ok, I'll be honest, I really want a series following the character of Fury now -- and, yes, I have put that request in with Elicia!
FYI: in hunting the links for Austenland down I learned there is a second book in the series: Midnight in Austenland. I'm going to have to get my hands on a copy of this story pronto!
That's it for March 2018. This month has been a doozy health-wise but great for me reading-wise (and to an extent writing -- at least in terms of planning stuff).
All cover images were sourced from Amazon. The links are for Amazon. Definitely try to get stuff at the library though -- you're already paying for it with your tax dollars so use it! As always, the links are Amazon Affiliate links, so here is my legally required notice (and remember that you might have other means of acquiring these items -- like at a library): We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, as affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
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