Happy Tuesday! After a few challenging TTT topics, I am relieved to have an easy one — Fall 2021 TBR. I can always come up with lots of books that I will be reading soon. As always I have a mix of genres, so you can find a book to suit your tastes or whims. Let me know if any books on my list made yours.
We share several in common, I didn’t put Point of Danger or A season on the Wind on my list, I kind of forgot, LOL.There are a few on your list I have not heard of but they all look interesting. Happy Reading!
London House is on my list! Looks like you’ve got your reading work cut out for you this fall. The good news is, since you have such a great variety of books here, your fall TBR can easily become your winter TBR (lol). As a lover of historical fiction, I cannot think of a more appropriate book to recommend than “Daughter of the Sky” by Alison Blasdell. I know you’ve got a lot on your plate already BUT I definitely think you should check it out. I have always felt that this niche drama e.g. “highlander” is not explored enough. The parallels between two strong and compassionate female protagonists separated by hundreds of years, this is a fast paced and fun read. I really loved the authors obvious passion when it came to her characterization and as outlandish as the plot is, it never felt that way. She somehow has made a romantic fiction, with paranormal abilities, time periods spanning 500 years, multiple protagonists all feel very grounded. This is escapism at its best and most exciting. This one will grab you and not let go. http://www.alisonblasdell.com (you can read more about the series here!) Happy reading!
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I hope you enjoy all of these books!
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-books-on-my-fall-2021-to-read-list/
And I hope you enjoy yours too!
A Christmas in the Alps sounds good.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Reading that one after my current read.
We share several in common, I didn’t put Point of Danger or A season on the Wind on my list, I kind of forgot, LOL.There are a few on your list I have not heard of but they all look interesting. Happy Reading!
You have a lot of good books on your list!
Thank you 🙂
yes please! to all of them 🙂
🙂
I just got A CHRISTMAS IN THE ALPS from the publisher. I love the cozy cover! The story sounds pretty good, too.
Happy TTT!
Susan
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A great list! I hope you enjoy reading them all.
Pam https://readbakecreate.com/autumn-2021-tbr-10-books-i-hope-to-read/
London House is on my list! Looks like you’ve got your reading work cut out for you this fall. The good news is, since you have such a great variety of books here, your fall TBR can easily become your winter TBR (lol). As a lover of historical fiction, I cannot think of a more appropriate book to recommend than “Daughter of the Sky” by Alison Blasdell. I know you’ve got a lot on your plate already BUT I definitely think you should check it out. I have always felt that this niche drama e.g. “highlander” is not explored enough. The parallels between two strong and compassionate female protagonists separated by hundreds of years, this is a fast paced and fun read. I really loved the authors obvious passion when it came to her characterization and as outlandish as the plot is, it never felt that way. She somehow has made a romantic fiction, with paranormal abilities, time periods spanning 500 years, multiple protagonists all feel very grounded. This is escapism at its best and most exciting. This one will grab you and not let go. http://www.alisonblasdell.com (you can read more about the series here!) Happy reading!
Thanks for the rec. I will check it out!