What I Read - December 2013 & January 2014

Well t is the end of January already and let me just say I am totally over summer! I spend the entire time feeling super tired and grouchy, hopefully we will be getting some cooler weather soon. Now on to what I read.

December:

 Right as Rain 

by Tricia Stringer

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Australia)

 Pawn

by Aimee Carter

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Teen Australia)

 Captivate

by Vanessa Garden

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Teen Australia)

The House on Burra Burra Lane

by Jennie Jones

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Australia)

January

 The Walking Dead: Rise of The Governor

by Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga

The Wisdom of the Shire

by Noble Smith

The January Wish

by Juliet Madison

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Escape Australia and Netgalley)

What I Read - September, October & November 2013

It's been a while since I have done a 'What I Read.' I have been increasingly busy lately with Christmas on the way making work busier, and the warmer months has made me want to venture outside more to take care of my garden and going walking. So here is a rundown of what I have read in the past three months.

Words Once Spoken

by Carly Drake

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Australia and Netgalley)

A Feast For Crows

by George R.R. Martin

The Demonologist

by Andrew Pyper

Through The Zombie Glass

by Gena Showalter

More Than This

by Patrick Ness

The Last Girl

by Michael Adams

What I read July/August 2013

The last two months have been a blur and I know that the rest of the year is going to be just as crazy, if not even more crazy. I will be working more in the foreseeable future as one of my coworkers is moving on to explore the next stage in her life. I wish her all the best and will miss her terribly but I am also so excited for her! With the increased work load I may not be able to update my blog as often as I would like but I will endeavor to do my best and apologize in advance for any delays.
So without further ado here is what I read over the last two months.

Ocean at the End of the Lane

by Neil Gaiman

Guild Wars: Sea of Sorrows

by Ree Soesbee

Me and Rory Macbeath

by Richard Beasley

(ARC borrowed from work, thanks to Hachette Australia)

The Returned

by Jason Mott

(ARC thanks to Harlequin Australia)

All the Truth That's in Me

by Julie Berry

(ARC borrowed from work, thanks to Harper Collins Australia )

review coming soon

Outback Dreams

by Rachael Johns

(ARC borrowed from work, thanks to Harlequin Australia)

review coming soon

I would love to see what everyone else has been reading last month, so please feel free to share in the comments or leave a link!

What I Read... June 2013

I can't believe it is the end of June already, the year seems to be flying by. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to spend too much time reading this month. Without further ado, here is what  read:

The 5th Wave

by Rick Yancey

The Mourning Hours

by Paula Treick DeBoard

(ARC Thanks to Harlequin Australia)

One Hundred and Four Horses

By Amanda Retzlaff

(ARC Thanks to Harper Collins Australia and Netgalley)

What I Read

Today is my last day of holidays. After two luscious weeks of relaxing I have to go back to work tomorrow. I did manage to sneak in some extra reading time in between the many hours of doing not very much and here is what I read.

Across the Universe

by Beth Revis

Diamond Spirit

by Karen Wood

Greylands

by Isobelle Carmody

The Face on the Milk Carton

by Caroline B Cooney

The Ruins of Gorlan

by John Flanagan

Picnic at Hanging Rock

by Joan Lindsay

Being a generally slow reader this many books in a two week period is an amazing feat for me, even if they were all easy to read. I may post reviews of some of these titles, but not all of them as these were really just read for my own pleasure and I was not intending to review any of them. They were all great books to sit back and relax with over my holidays.

What did you enjoy reading over your holidays?