Hello, February! Anniversary month of Caro's Reads, which came to life on the 21st, birthday month for me and also for my mum, time for the report cards and the always draining PTMs. But most importantly, right now: time to get back on January and the surprise I had when I saw how many books... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year, readers and writers! After a dismal 2020 for most of us, let us hope that this new year will bring us a well-deserved reprieve and a lot of new and great books to read and, for the authors, tons of inspiration to transport us all into new and wonderful adventures! I know... Continue Reading →
What's a girl to do when she's just started a much needed and no less deserved two weeks off? She's clearing up her "currently reading" pile, of course! And I admit that is why I haven't finished Michelle M. Pillow's newest release (sorry!!!!). In fact, I have started it just this evening, while having supper,... Continue Reading →
Are you the type of reader who has books for every festive holiday? I know some who need specific books for Halloween, summer, and, most importantly, Christmas. I personally don't have either of the first two (although I admit that it is difficult for me to read about winter in the summer), but when it... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: current, past, future reads
WWW Wednesday: current, past, future reads
A nice surprise arrived last week, with the cover reveal of Jason Kasper's next Spider Heist book, The Manhattan Job. Sure, it is set to come out in July, 2021, but this reveal simply whets our appetite and make us even more excited for the next nine months (!!!!!) to pass by faster so we... Continue Reading →
It took seven long months to know the whys and whethers of what Ruthie had done, which concluded Betwixt, the first of Darynda Jones's Betwixt and Between series. A long time, you will say, and I will definitely agree, because I was dying to know what happens to Defiance and the gang. When Bewitched came... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: current, past, future reads
You only get one chance to make a good first impression. This saying is usually applied to people, but can also be applied to books, especially the first of a series. The first book, and how it is received by the readers, will make it or break it. It was the challenge that awaited Any... Continue Reading →
With all the work I am swamped in, what with planning lessons and teaching full time, I am not supposed to have time to read a full novel in two days during the week. Yet, this is exactly what I did with Elizabeth Hunter's Ink, a standalone contemporary romance. Because it was that good! Fine,... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: current, past, future reads
