Hosted by Kathryn from Book Date, this is a weekly event to share what we’ve read in the past week and what we hope to read, plus whatever else comes to mind. To learn more about each book, just click on the book cover!
FINISHED SINCE THE LAST UPDATE:
Caroline Kepnes’ first book about Joe was creepy and fascinating and everything I love about reading. This latest novel about creeptastic Joe is even better. As for the Lisa Lutz, holy cow! Just do yourself a favor and read it as soon as possible!
CURRENT READ:
CURRENT LISTEN:
I’m getting there. Maybe. At least he is President now.
UP NEXT:
Wherever the wind takes me
So, what are you reading?
Wherever the wind takes you. I love it. Sounds a bit like my reading habits.
Ha!
I love how you give updates on how your last reads turned out! Lisa Lutz is an author who’s been on my tbr list for years now! I need to change that.
Currently, I’m not reading anything though I need to change that.
Happy reading!
I really liked The Passenger. A lot. I would be interested in reading some of her other stuff, but I guess this latest is a complete departure for her.
You do need to change that no reading thing, although I’m sure the baby doesn’t make it easy to find time to do so. Hang in there, and when you do get around to reading again, I hope you pick something stellar!
I’m going to finish the Passenger tonight on my way home for sure. I’m very curious about how its going to end. I hope the new Williams book is great, its also on my TBR for very soon.
I really enjoyed The Passenger much more than I initially thought I would. I hope you do too!
What is this Beatriz Williams?! I’ve never heard of this one!
I saw it on Edelweiss and immediately requested it. Right now, it is slated for a late June release and is based on an opera by Strauss. I am about one-third of the way through and think it’s cute but it is not blowing my mind or anything.
I am curious about the Beatriz Williams’ new book. Enjoy and have a great week!
It releases in June and is a retelling of the Richard Strauss opera, Der Rosenkavalier. So far, it’s pretty cute.