Last week was Spring Break. I got to read a lot. I finished two books, started one but didn't like it so I put it down and started another one that I do like.
I'm on a Fern Michaels kick. My principal's wife told me about Michaels' series The Sisterhood. It sounded like a series I'd like so I started it. As I've been reading it I've been getting the feeling that I've read these books before. Actually at this point I'm pretty sure I have read these books before. I'm still reading them because I don't really remember them. Ha!
I like that the books are about strong women taking care of business. Taking care of themselves and each other.
The dialogue can be a little goofy but still fun.
There are a ton of books in this series, like 20 something books. I've been trying to read books that aren't in the series in between books in this series so that I don't get bored with The Sisterhood.
I did that with the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich. I read all 20 something books she had out at the time one summer. I was kind of tired of the series by book 11 or 12 but I kept reading the books because I wanted to find out what happened and I couldn't make myself stop.
I'd like to take my time with this series.
If you like series read this one!
What are you reading?
I started the Stephanie Plum series but after a time they all seemed to be repeats of the same thing. Should I have kept going? I'll have to look into Fern Michaels. And what am I currently reading? I just finished Running the Rift and loved it. Now it's library day so we'll see which book I read next!
ReplyDeleteI think if you read the Plum series you should read a couple of books in between because the storyline is so similar. I really like the characters in the book which is why I keep reading them.
DeleteI also have started reading books that were new to me or so I thought, but the story started sounding familiar even though I couldn't figure out how it ended and needed to finish.
ReplyDeleteI've been listening to the Molly Murphy mystery series on audible lately, and I'm really enjoying it.
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