I have resisted posting on the blog until now. Heather has finally convinced me that you all won't laugh at my 2012 book list but I think she means that you will be polite enough to do it behind my back. My tried and true explanation for my preferred genre is that after a full day of reading about the trials and tribulations of Civil War veterans (infected wounds, poisonous pus, "gums so rotten that chunks are falling out" etc.) I like to escape to a romance or suspense thriller. So here it is-so far.
The Secret Mistress Mary Balogh
The Proposal Mary
Balogh
Beginnings and Ends Suzanne
Brockmann
When Tony Met Adam Suzanne
Brockmann
Future Perfect Suzanne
Brockmann
Shane’s Last Stand Suzanne
Brockmann
Born to Darkness Suzanne
Brockmann
Lethal Sandra
Brown
The Bride Wore Scarlet Liz
Carlyle
Backfire Catherine
Coulter
If the Slipper Fits Olivia
Drake
Explosive Eighteen Janet
Evanovich
Savor the Danger Lori
Foster
The Ideal Man Julie
Garwood
Prey Linda Hioward
The Duchess Diaries Jillian
Hunter
The Surrender of Miss Fairbourne Madeline Hunter
Winning the Wallflower Eloisa
James
Midnight Jewels Jayne
Ann Krentz
Scandalous Lord Dere Stephanie
Laurens
The Capture of the Earl of Glencrae Stephanie Laurens
Beautiful Sacrifice Elizabeth
Lowell
Big Sky Country Linda
Lael Miller
McKettrick’s Heart Linda
Lael Miller
The Bargain Mary
Jo Putney
Marriage Spell Mary
Jo Putney
No Longer a Gentleman Mary
Jo Putney
One Perfect Rose Mary
Jo Putney
Angel Rogue Mary
Jo Putney
Shattered Rainbows Mary
Jo Putney
River of Fire Mary
Jo Putney
Diabolical Baron Mary
Jo Putney
The Bartered Bride Mary
Jo Putney
Silk and Secrets Mary
Jo Putney
Silk and Shadows Mary
Jo Putney
Veils of Silk Mary
Jo Putney
Petals in the Storm Mary
Jo Putney
Dancing on the Wind Mary
Jo Putney
Thunder & Roses Mary
Jo Putney
Crystal Gardens Amanda
Quick
A Night Like This Julia
Quinn
Celebrity in Death J
D Robb
The Witness Nora
Roberts
Ravishing the Heiress Sherry
Thomas
Some of those titles are pretty awesome! You're way ahead of me; I'm nowhere near 50.
ReplyDeleteThere wasn't a whole lot of ravishing going on in Ravishing the Heiress. I have no idea why they titled it that.
ReplyDeleteWow! All I can say is wow. I love the title "Ravishing the Heiress." If only I"d thought of that!
ReplyDeleteThere is no laughing, we just encourage reading in all its forms! (Okay, a small giggle.)
ReplyDeleteLooks like I need to do some reading! :-)
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