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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Contentment Reading Challenge 2013 - September Update



Can you believe it?! Another month is over. Just 3 more months until this year and challenge are over.

So, I guess you're all wondering how many books I've read for September, and I will keep you in suspense no longer.


  • Carolina Carpenter Brides by Lena Nelson Dooley, Janet Benrey, Ron Benrey and Yvonne Lehman
  • First Impressions by Debra White Smith
  • A Bride for Donnigan by Janette Oke
  • Take Flight by Robin Jones Gunn and Cindy Hannan
  • Storm Gathering by Rene Gutteridge
  • The Splitting Storm by Rene Gutteridge
  • Storm Surge by Rene Gutteridge
  • For Better or Worse by Diann Hunt
So, for September that was 8 books, taking me to a total of 54 for the year!

Sunday, 3 March 2013

Contentment Reading Challenge 2013 - February AND GIVEAWAY



Another month already? Where is the time going?

So, I read 4 books for the challenge this time!

  • Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Down by Neta Jackson
  • Yada Yada Prayer Group Gets Real by Neta Jackson
  • Masquerade by Jill Stengl, Pamela Griffin, Tamela Hancock Murray and Bonnie Blythe
  • Novel Crimes by Pamela Griffin, Susan K Downs, Diann Hunt and Susan May Warren
Both of the books by Neta Jackson are ones that I read several years ago, but borrowed from the library so that I could read them again (the rest of the series won't be listed because I haven't read them before even though I'm borrowing them from the library).

The other 2 books are both compilations, and I have decided not to keep them. The books are good, but not ones I plan to read again. One has already been given away.

GIVE AWAY:
Novel Crimes is free to a good home, and I will post anywhere in Australia. I will send to the first person who comments that they want it.

Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Welcome to Smitten



I've read the first book in this series! I can't wait to read the second. Now if I could just read them curled up in front of a fire ...