A new month and a new post.  I am just going to continue on from last month.

Allison, if you are liking the historical romance genre right now you might try Julia Quinn.  Her Bridgerton series takes place in 1800's England.  The first in the series is The Duke and I.

Right now I am about 1/3 of the way through The Serpent's Daughter by Suzanne Arruda.  It is the 3rd book in the Jade del Cameron mystery series I have telling you guys about.  I am not liking this one as much as the first 2.  This one is set in Morocco and they use a lot of terms from other languages which isn't back but I have a hard time pronouncing them and that slows me down when I am reading.  The series is definitely still worth read.  Just a fair warning about book 3.

Next I think I am going to read either the first in the Jane Austen mystery series or the third in the Percy Jackson and the Olypians series. 

i like julia quinn. the first book i read by her was the diaries of miss miranda cheever. it ddint seem to have the best reviews but i like it. i have a few of her other books but havent read them yet due to my back log of books is well into the hundreds and im broke so i can send on the ones i have read. well mayb next month, i have mr wyndham and cavendish, everything ande the moon i think, on the way to the wedding, to sir philp with love an don e othe rbut im having a mind block. i also like amanda quick have read a few of hers and like stephanie laurens bastion club series. i have almost all of them except a few of the newer ones.

last night a read anyone but you by jennifer crusie. loved it like i do all her books. some better than others but this was on the higher spectrum. just started the highlander in love by julia london. dont like it as much as janet chapmans' pine creek series but everyone has their own style of writing.

havent decided what to start reading today but i was thinking of reading simply sinful by carly philips but we will see how that goes.

ANY SUGGESTION ON SOMEONE SIMILAR TO JANET CHAPMAN?

Not sure about Janet Chapman but i did just finish this trilogy that i loved... Im into historical fiction to (dealing mostly with England,Ireland and Scotland... Monica McCarty  They are great!  She is also coming out with a new trilogy soon  :)

karen marie moning has her history fiction

i have on of monica mccarty's books and have one monign book on way to me. have highlander unchained and th eimmortal highlander

I finished The Serpent's Daughter by Suzanne Arruda.  Good book. Not the best in the series but still good.

Now I am reading Sorcery and Cecelia or the Enchanted Chocolate Pot. Here is the synopsis:

A great deal is happening in London and the country this season.

For starters, there's the witch who tried to poison Kate at the Royal College of Wizards. There's also the man who seems to be spying on Cecelia. (Though he's not doing a very good job of it--so just what are his intentions?) And then there's Oliver. Ever since he was turned into a tree, he hasn't bothered to tell anyone where he is.

Clearly, magic is a deadly and dangerous business. And the girls might be in fear for their lives . . . if only they weren't having so much fun!

If you are fan of Jane Austen and Regency England then this book might me a good choice.  FYI...it is written in letter form.  I know some people don't like to read books that are written in a series of letters so I just wanted to give people a heads up.

I just finished Sorcery and Cecelia last night (see above post).  I thought it was pretty good.  It is a cute book and a fast read.  I found it a little hard to remember who was who sometimes because the girls and their circumstances are very similar.  This book is written by two authors and each author writes the letters for one of the girls.  The writing styles are also very similar and it makes it hard to distinguish between the two girls.

I just finished reading the newest in Lynsay Sands Rogue hunter series!  It was good :)

I just finished this book called 13 1/2.It was very strange.It was about a boy they called Butcher Boy.Then they had passages in there about real life killers and why they killed their families.It def not my kind of book,but I finished it anyway.

currently reading santa baby by jennifer crusie, lori foster and carlym phillips and debbie macombers christmas wishes which includes christmas letters and rainy day kisses

just finsihes christmas wishes:christmas letters:rainy day kisses by macomber. great read and finished snata baby. lovely xmas stories funny and sexy. will be starting country brides by debbie macomber today

wish granted for bed of roses soo exited

I dont know where everyone lives but the hold on that Patrick Swayze is gonna be 6 months or more!