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23 Dec 2013

TOP 10 OF 2013: Best Books of 2013


A five-day celebration of the best of 2013 and what we can expect of 2014 hosted by Fiktshun.
I will try to join in on all days but I am not making any promises. The holidays usually bring havoc to any plans I make, so we'll see how this will go.


Day 1: Best books I've read in 2013


Friends Without Benefits (Knitting in the City, #2) - Penny Reid - Contemporary romance/comedy - my review


The Way Home (One-Eyed Jacks #2) - Cindy Gerard - Contemporary military romance - my review


Crash into You (Pushing the Limits, #3) - Katie McGarry - Romance/Young adult/realistic fiction - my review


Flirting with Disaster(Camelot, #3) - Ruthie Knox - Contemporary romance - my review




Shooting Scars (The Artists Trilogy, #2) - Karina Halle - Contemporary romance/New adult/action/crime - my review



Shadowfever (Fever, #5) - Karen Marie Moning - Urban fantasy - my review




The Chocolate Heart (Amour et Chocolat, #5) - Laura Florand - Contemporary romance/Parois/chocolatiers - my review




Lover Awakened (Black Dagger Brotherhood, #3) - J. R. Ward - paranormal romance/vampires 






What were your favourite reads this year? Leave me a comment and I will stop by to check them :)

Look for Top Ten of Best Covers of 2013 coming on the blog tomorrow.

4 comments:

  1. Great list! I'm glad to see Lover Awakened (my favorite BDB book), Shadowfever, Crash Into You, and the Penny Reid books on it. I still need to read the Karina Hall trilogy, but it is a goal for next year! Happy holidays!

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    1. Thanks, Jennifer! I strongly recommend all Karina Halle's books. She has a great writing style :) Happy holidays to you too!

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  2. Oooh, some of my (favourite) guilty pleasure reads are on your list, so now I feel like if I don't check out the rest, I'll regret it for the rest of my life LOL

    Thank you very much for sharing!

    Hope to see you tomorrow again, but if not: Happy Holidays!

    Patricia

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    1. Thnaks, Patricia! We all need some (more) guilty pleasures, right :)

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