For 2012, I’m going to try to track the books I read each month, so I have a way to know how much I read. I tend to read a lot of books, so I won’t go into detail on them.
January has been a month of comfort reading. When it is so dark outside so much – though it is starting to be lighter longer in the afternoons – I really want to curl up with the Happily Ever After stories. So, it’s chiefly been Mills & Boon for the quick reads.
January is also the month of New Years resolutions, or the OMG, I ate too much over the holidays-month. Hence, one of the books…
Books I read in January:
Anderson, Caroline – Miracles in the village
Arend, Vivian – Rocky Mountain Haven
Bourne, Joanna – The black hawk
Brooks, Helen – A heartless marriage
Gracie, Anne – Bride by mistake
Graham, Lynne – The banker’s convenient wife
Graham, Lynne – Crime of passion
Graham, Lynne – The Frenchman’s love-child
Graham, Lynne – Prisoner of passion
Graham, Lynne – Mistress and mother
Graham, Lynne – The reluctant husband
Graham, Lynne – Jewel in his crown
Green, Abby – The sultan’s choice
Hewitt, Kate – The Italian’s bought bride
James, Eloisa – This duke is mine
Kendrick, Sharon – The Sheik’s undoing
Kendrick, Sharon – Constantine’s defiant mistress
Lawrence, Kim – The price of scandal
Lee, Miranda – The man every woman wants
Marinelli, Carol – A shameful consequence
Milburne, Melanie – Androletti’s mistress
Monroe, Lucy – The Sicilian’s marriage arrangement
Philips, Sabrina – Valenti’s one month mistress
Queen of Twitter – Gin O’Clock
Reid, Michelle – Gold ring of betrayal
Reid, Michelle – The marriage surrender
Reid, Michelle – A passionate marriage
Roberts, Alison – The Italian doctor’s perfect family
Shaw, Chantelle – Dangerous infatuation.
Winters, Rebecca – The Italian playboy’s secret son
Winters, Rebecca – To Win his heart
Winters, Rebecca – To catch a groom
Winters, Rebecca – To marry for duty
Winters, Rebecca – The Italian tycoon and the nanny
Wolf, Robb – The Paleo solution
Yates, Maisey – Hajar’s hidden legacy
Sum= 36 books. (And I’m sure I’ve forgot some anyway.)
