Mother Nature teased us last week into thinking we just might be moving into Spring with beautiful days and warmer temperatures. But this week, it's been chilly and the last few days super windy. The sun is shining, so it's not all bad--and I am spotting green things poking out of the ground in my flower beds.
I have to say there isn't a part of the year where I'm not excited about new books. Every month there is something to look forward to, and April is no exception for me. I've been reading a bit more, but still much slower than usual. Right now it's safe to say I have four books all going at the same time, and all completely different than the others.
Here are some of the books I'm eager to see published in April, as well as some titles I plan on reading this month:
This book was just released and is a new series about a "recovery" person who finds lost items. This novel introduces characters and sends us on an epic lost treasure adventure.
Big buzz around this one--it's out in May and is "Mexican Gothic Meets Rebecca". Sounds like a great read!
I bought this a few months ago and still haven't started it yet. Historical fiction set in a world famous bookstore in Paris.
My only comfort in knowing The House on Tradd Street series was finished was knowing this new book, featuring one of the characters from that series was just around the corner. I. Cannot. Wait.
So excited to read this! Lost Colony of Roanoke? Yes please.
A publisher read and review. Who can so no to any book about Julia Child? Not me!
Alma Katsu again takes on horror, this time at a Japanese internment camp.
Jenny Colgan returns with a new series set at an all girls school.
This is what I plan on reading in the next month or so....I've been doing a few TikTok reviews and I enjoy those very much! You can find me on TikTok under @Luv2read66. I also post them to my Instagram account @bookaliciousbabeia.
I'm currently reading: Diablo Mesa by Preston & Child; The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid; Menopause: A Comic Treatment, Homicide and Halo Halo by Mia P. Manansala, and In the Company of Witches by Auralee Wallace. Hope to have two done early this next week.
What are you reading?
