<–The State of the Reader: 9/22/21 The State of the Reader: 10/20/21–>
A biweekly post updated every other Wednesday detailing my current reading projects and what new titles I’ve added to my to-read list. Title links go to Goodreads, and if you have an account there feel free to friend me! I’d love to see what you’re reading and/or planning to read.
Purchased: 10
- Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire (Wayward Children) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- The Burrowers Beneath by Brian Lumley (Titus Crow) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- Under the Whispering Door by T. J. Klune – $13.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- The Ascendant Trilogy: The Tiger’s Daughter, The Phoenix Empress, The Warrior Moon by K. Arsenault Rivera (The Bright Ascendency) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- Queen of the Conquered by Kacen Callender (Islands of Blood and Storm) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- Out of the Silent Planet by C. S. Lewis (Space Trilogy) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- Cursed Bunny by Bora Chung – $8.49 @ Amazon Kindle
- Entreat Me by Grace Draven – $3.99 @ Amazon Kindle
- My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise by Ian Flynn, James Asmus, and Sam Maggs (My Little Pony/Transformers) – $14.39 @ Amazon
- Bob’s Saucer Repair by Jerry Boyd (Bob and Nikki) – $2.99 @ Amazon Kindle
Total: $58.80
Books Finished: 3
Title: The Husband’s Secret
Author: Liane Moriarity
Date Added: August 18, 2021
Date Started: September 15, 2021
Date Finished: September 22, 2021
The more I think about it, the less weird it seems that I like stuff like this. While I definitely have favorite genres, at the end of the day I just want a good story and Liane Moriarity delivers. This is one of those where I guessed some of the main points, but it doesn’t take away from my enjoyment, because there are aspects of the situation that could go another way (plus I sometimes just know how a story is going to go). I am noticing a pattern with this author though. She likes to have a character wind up with or rather stay with someone I don’t think they should. That kind of frustrates me, but it is what it is. I enjoy stories that don’t have easy answers or choices, and Moriarity has the talent to at least have acceptable justification for her characters’ (poor) decisions.
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