Books I read in March

From top to bottom:

A general fiction that I enjoyed
A romance fiction that I really enjoyed
A general fiction that I really enjoyed

[Babs]

Three out of three winners this month

[Boxplayer]

Ooh sounds like a good month!

[Kathy A]

@boxplayer it was a good month. Maybe the trick is to read less to better the odds 🤷‍♀️

[Boxplayer]

@kjarn 😀

[Dawn]

Glad you enjoyed then Kathy

[Diana]

I love Jo Jo Moyes 😊

[Kathy A]

@ludwigsdiana that’s the first of her books I have read, I will be reading more

[moni kozi]

Nice list. Fredrik is good!
I've never read Jojo.
I haven't heard of Diane.

[Mags]

Interesting reads! I'm glad you enjoyed them.

[Kathy]

I've read two out of three authors but none of these books. Good choices since you enjoyed them all. I'm slogging through The Gentleman in Moscow.

[Fisher Family]

Nice collection of books.

Katharine

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like the title of the middle one. I am currently reading a sad but riveting book on local history. This area was literally inundated with a flood in 1955. The book covers both the tragedy and loss as well as those who managed to rescue and to be rescued. It's going to take me a while to finish it because it has a lot of loss and devastation which is hard to take in large doses! But I do like non-fiction- learning about different places and events, so I find this one worth pushing through to "happier" chapters.

[Issi Bannerman]

Haven't read any of these, but I have read other books by all 3 authors.

[summerfield]

haven't read any of these but i'm keeping tab for future. good on you, kathy. aces!