Angel Reads

14 Apr

Books I’ve Loved Already This Year

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I have already read quite a few books this year so I thought it would be fantastic to share with you the books that I have loved.

It’s been an okay reading year so far, I’ve nearly hit reading 50 books and while that is on the lower side for me I hope I can read more in the coming months. I have had some fantastic books, some books that weren’t my thing and some books I loved. So today I thought it would be fantastic to share the books that I have already loved this year.

From fantasy, to contemporary and small town romacnes. Here are the books I have already loved reading in 2024.

Serpentine Valentine by Giana Darling: Giana Darling is always a hit for me and this one is different from anything else I’ve read from her and it was fantastic, one of my favourite books of the year. It’s sapphic and mythology inspired and honestly just hits with the spice as well.

Twilight of Embers (Dragons of Ember Hollow, #1) by Tessa Hale: I’d seen this one floating around social media a little and then I picked it up and I knew why. It’s got dragons, why choose and fated mates. It’s what I love. I’m about to start the second book and I’m super excited for it.

The Penalty Box (Vancouver Wolves Hockey, #3) by Odette Stone: This is by far my favourite in this series, which I have now finished reading. It’s got a little bit of the mafia, it’s suspenseful and has hockey. Yes please.

Wild Love (Rose Hill, #1) by Elsie Silver: Elsie Silver knows whats up! This single dad, brothers best friend, billiolnari romance hits. It’s fantastic and has jumped to one of my favourites from Elsie.

Lost & Found #3-5 by Catherine Cowles: Honestly this whole series is fantastic. However, Glimmers of You is one the first one I really loved, it’s angsty and brothers best friend. Shadows of You is single mother and a grumpy mountain of a man. It’s fantastic. And Ashes of You is single father who will do anything for this boys and a women who has been hurt beyond compare. They both needed each other.

And there we go. Those are all the books I have already loved reading this year. Have you read any of these? What did you think of them? Are you planning on reading any of them? So let’s chat!

09 Apr

Recent Additions to My Goodreads TBR

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It’s freebie week on Top Ten Tuesday, so today I’m sharing the recent additions to my Goodreads TBR. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and Bookish and is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl.

Freebie weeks are always fun but I never know what topic to do, and as I haven’t shared my Goodreads tbr in a little while, I thought it would be time. I use my Goodreads TBR as a way to keep track of the books that I want to read. I don’t always own the books that I have added there. But I like to know what is coming out soon, especially if I just happen to come across a book.

So let’s get into it, here are some recent additions to my Goodreads TBR. From contemporary romances to fantasy and dark here are some of the books I want to read soon. And as always these are in no real order.

Last Light by Claire Kent | Dante (Chicago Ruthless, #1) by Sadie Kincaid. | Fragile Sanctuary by Catherine Cowles. | Midnight Duet by Jen Comfort.

A Kiss Of Madness by K.B. Everly and Stacy Jones. | The Darkest Chord (Darkest Nights #1) by Jenn Bullard | Viciously Yours (Fae Kings of Eden. #1) by Jamie Applegate Hunter. | Winter Gods & Serpents (The Auran Chronicles #1)by Wendy Heiss.

The Pendragon Wytch: The Pendragon Chronicles by C.C. Davie. | What It Means To Be Brave (What It Means 2) by Andrea Andersen.

And so there we go, those are some of the recent additions to my Goodreads tbr. As you can see there is a range of books on this list, which pretty much sums up how I read. Have you read any of these books? Are you planning on reading any of them? And what books have you recently added to your TBR? So, let’s chat!

04 Apr

A 4-Star Reading Month | March Wrap Up

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It’s that time again, it’s time to share what I read this March. It was a strange reading month that is for sure. I didn’t read for at least the first week of the month. I didn’t have the energy to read really. But when I did start reading I just kept on going. So while it wasn’t an amazing reading month for me, I still managed to read 14 books.

I read a lot of new-to-me authors this month which was exciting. As well as reading some books from authors that I have loved before. Pretty much all the books I read in March were also over 3.5 Stars, which was fantastic! I had so many 4.5-star reads as well.

Anyway enough chit-chat, let’s get into it. Here are the books that I read this March. And as always they are in no real order.

Behind the Net (Vancouver Storm, #1) by Stephanie Archer – 3.5 Stars. | The Omega Merger (Billionaires in Heat, #1) by Roxy Collins – 3 Stars. | Caution to the Wind (The Fallen Men, #7) by Giana Darling – 4.5 Stars. Reread. | Home Game (Vancouver Wolves Hockey, #2) by Odette Stone – 3.5 Stars.

Whispers of You (Lost & Found, #1) by Catherine Cowles – 4 Stars. | Echoes of You (The Lost & Found, #2) by Catherine Cowles – 4 Stars. | Glimmers of You (Lost & Found #3) by Catherine Cowles – 4.5 Stars. | Shadows of You (Lost & Found #4) by Catherine Cowles – 4.5 Stars.

Ashes of You (Lost & Found, #5) by Catherine Cowles – 4.5 Stars. | Tutoring the Player (Campus Wallflowers, #1) by Rebecca Jenshak – 3.5 Stars. | Hating the Player (Campus Wallflowers, #2) by Rebecca Jenshak – 3.5 Stars. | The Penalty Box (Vancouver Wolves Hockey, #3) by Odette Stone – 4 Stars.

The Longing of Lone Wolves (Fae Guardians, #1) by Lana Pecherczyk – 4 Stars. Reread. | Wild Love (Rose Hill, #1) by Elsie Silver – 4 Stars.

So there we go, as you can see I had a fantastic reading month. And while I didn’t read as many books as I wanted, the ones I read were very solid. Have you read any of the books on this list? What do you think of them? Are you planning on reading any books that I read in March? And what are your plans for April? So, let’s chat!