I started 17 books this month, but only finished 9.
I have a lot of books that I’m at 75% off and just cannot make myself finish them. Which is.. wild to me.
I had a hard time this month, and I was almost in a reading slump. I read such excellent books the first two months of the year, I felt like I was chasing that high all month and rarely found it.
After a excellent start with Before I Let Go, I ended it with a the conclusion of one of my favorite romance series.
My first two books were kind of heavy, so I stuck with lighthearted romance and books that I didn’t add in to this list. But these are what I feel like the books I can recommend or I’ve seen others ask about on the internet this past month.
Hope you find something to add to your TBR with this list.
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Book I read in March 2024
This Could Be Us
.Chile......Let me just say that the beauty of this book wasn't even the romance. Even though omg you can feel the heat and the passion and the longing coming off the damn page. It's not the way it's written, even though there were times when I laughed out loud and times when I said YES. Passages I highlighted like this right here!Its the romance that Soledad begins to have with herself that ultimately makes this book what it is. Its a beautiful thing when a woman begins to understand her worth and love herself.
5/5 Stars
Erasure
I can't decide if this book was brilliant or crazy.I almost felt like it was two stories: one about a man's love for his mom and how being an outsider and living in your head and seeing things differently affects his life.
On the other hand, it was the satire of it all. Mix in some Germans and a few other what seemed like random side plots and a whole novel within a novel...and ...I enjoyed it even though sometimes I found myself slightly confused and having to go back.
But in the end, it all made a weird sort of sense that only a good writer can give you.
4/5 Stars
Expiration Dates
I was intrigued by the premise of this book: Every time she meets a new man, Daphnie receives a slip of paper with his name and a number on it—the exact amount of time they will be together.
The problem was, I liked one of her past relationships much more than I liked the main one the book followed. And i kept trying to figure out if she could get back to that one lol. But i kept feeling like there should be more.Like it was a really good love story.
I loved it by the end. But I kept expecting...more. More info on why she started receiving the pieces of paper, who they were from, what did it all mean?
I love a love story with a hint of magical realism. I will never turn down a chance to read one.
This was a solid book though. 4/5 Stars
Bride
For me, this started off so slow that I considered DNFing.
But for some reason, I felt like i had to give it a chance and I'm so glad that I did!I loved Lowe and Misery!
Now im curious if she is going to write a second book about a character that I loved ...
P.s I saw an intereview that she does intent to continue the series.
3.75/5 Stars
