Top Ten Tuesday Book Series I Need & Want To Catch Up On

 

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday blog link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. Today's theme is book series I want to catch up on or start.

Mine is a mixture of the two.

Healing Spring Ranch by Jody Hedlund

Once Upon a Time in Texas by Karen Witemeyer

Checking Out Love by Sarah Monzon

Freddie & Grace Mystery #5 by Pepper Basham

True Blue Royal by Rachel Hauck

Home to Hearts Bend by Rachel Hauck

Tales From the Hollow by K.E. Ganshert

The Josey Series by Susan May Warren

Queen Esther's Court by Tessa Afshar

Allegiance Under Pressure by Sarah Sundin

Have you read any of these series? Are you wanting to read these, too? Please let me know in the comments. 

I'm on book two of the Checking Out Love series, book 5 of Freddie & Grace, and the last book of True Blue Royal. Outside of Horseshoes & Honeymoons from Healing Spring Ranch that I've read and reviewed, I have all of the beginning books to read. 

Books I Can't Wait to Release

       I don't know what's wrong with GOOGLE, but I nearly lost my Jesus trying to get the picture's uploaded, I was able to get the book covers, and it took me hours to get the main photo uploaded. There are times that I hate the internet, and this is one of them! 

I don't want to lose my following, but I'm seriously thinking about closing this one down and going to WordPress. 

Besides my blog woe's Welcome to the weekly  Top Ten Tuesday link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. How's the weather in your neck of the woods? I think Idaho forgot that it's summer, the weather has been more like spring.

Are any of these on your lists? Don't Cross the Blue Line releases today and I'm anxious to read it.

Let me hear what you're looking forward to reading.

Top Ten Tuesday Featuring Books With Handwriting in The Title

 

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another blog link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. Today's theme is Books with handwriting on the cover.

I found looking for the books provided a little bit more digging than I anticipated. There are a lot of fun memories with all but Toni Shiloh's book.

So, what do you think? Do these fit the theme? 

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful week.

Top Ten Tuesday First Books I Reviewed

Happy Tuesday! Welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday blog link up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. I didn't like the theme for today, so I chose an older theme. I think I've posted this one before, but with different books. 

                                                   

Have you read any of these books? Please let me know in the comments. I'd give anything to be able to read like I did when I first started blogging, but life has gotten in the way.

Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!

My Top Ten Spring To Be Read List

Hi! Welcome to another edition of the Top Ten Tuesday link-up sponsored by that Artsy Reader Girl. This week's theme is our spring reading list. I actually finished a book, so I'm moving in the right direction. It felt so good to write a review.

Here's my "hopeful" spring reads.

                                                        

  

So, do we have any TBR books in common? I hope so! If not, I hope you found a few to add to our ever-growing to-be-read list.

I hope you're having a great beginning to spring and avoiding the beyond long TSA lines,

 

Top Ten Tuesday - First Reads That Made An Author A Favorite

 

Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. The theme this week is books you wish you could read for the first time. I've done that topic at least twice, maybe three times, so I asked my friend, Carrie of Reading is My SuperPower for help in putting a spin on this topic. First reads that made an author a favorite is one that Carrie suggested, and I really liked it, so I decided to use it. 

Spinning this theme brought back some great memories of not only reading these books, but when I started my blog eighteen years ago. Blogging has changed a bit in those eighteen years, and I'd like to think for the better.