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September Books

I only read 7 books in September. It was a busy month at work, as well as with family health problems...

1) Tea & Destiny - Sherryl Woods (paperback)
2) Light the Stars - RaeAnne Thayne (paperback)
3) Betrayal of Trust - J.A. Jance (hardback)
4) Kill Me If You Can - James Patterson (hardback)
5) 1105 Yakima Street - Debbie Macomber (Kindle)
6) Thorn in My Side - Karin Slaughter (Kindle single)
7) Goddess of Vengeance - Jackie Collins (hardback)

These are all authors I read regularly, except for Thayne. Light the Stars was the first book of hers I've read. Her writing is similar to Woods, and I enjoyed both books.

J.A. Jance is one of my favorite authors, and Betrayal of Trust did not disappoint.

I really enjoyed Kill Me If You Can, I think it's one of Patterson's better books, at least in the last few years.

LOVED the Slaughter single, Thorn in My Side. If you like suspense thrillers, she is one of the best authors out there today!

It's been a while since Collins wrote a Lucky Santangelo book - and I loved this book. I love reading a good, trashy novel every now & then!
 

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