Reading Romances Challenge: June Completed

Hi all. This is my Reading Romances Challenge monthly status. June challenge brought us a lot of variety.

In Topics we could choose between fairytales, sports or any stand-alone book. In themes there were weddings and all things related, m/m romance and all royal titles included. And the special event theme was the repeat day which made us find an author with the same initial letter in their first and last names. read more

Reading Romances June Challenge: My book choices

These are my book choices for June’s Reading Romances Challenge.

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Reading Romances Challenge: May Completed

This is my Reading Romances monthly status. May brought us sci-fi or futuristic themes, favorite author or genre, friend recommendations and for Special Events Memorial or Mother’s Day choices. I managed to read 2 of the 4 books mentioned in the beginning of this month. My choices were:

1) Read a futuristic or sci-fi romance – Tangle of Need by Nalini Singh (I really don’t know what came on to me because this book release date was May 29th in the States. Wishful thinking… I guess) / Unmasked by C.J. Barry (this one was a very nice surprise and my starting point for C.J. Barry books). read more

Reading Romances May Challenge: My book choices

May’s here! And these are May’s Topics as well as my book choices. Let’s see if I can accomplish this month reading goal…

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Reading Romances Challenge: April Completed

This is the monthly status of the Reading Romances Challenge 2012. April didn’t go so well, I was wrapped up in other readings so I wasn’t able to pursue books in the majority of these themes.

I also wasn’t able to abandon the Nalini Sigh’s Psy-Changeling Series until I read all the books available. It was a fun journey and I’ll be eagerly waiting for the 11th book of this series. read more

Reading Romances Challenge: March Completed / April Choices

This is the monthly status of the Reading Romances Challenge 2012. My initial book choices are always open to change and March saw a lot of those.

So here’s the March wrap-up: read more