Books I read in February

From top to bottom:

A medical thriller that was really hard to read and the ending too rushed.
A general fiction that was too long, too wordy, too much religion and the main character was too perfect.
A womens fiction that was a bit slow and had too many rapid changes from past to present but the character development was good.
A general fiction that I enjoyed.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice. I love Graham Norton, but haven't read that book yet.

[moni kozi]

Nice list! I have just given up a Robin Cook - it is soooo poorly translated that I just can't go on with it. And I don't have access to the original. So there it goes.
I haven't read any of these.

[Diana]

Lovely book selection, wish Ihad more time for reading.

[Kathy A]

@jamibann that is his latest one. I was very surprised, although I’m. It sure why, that he is such a good author

[Dawn]

A nice selection

[Boxplayer]

Seems like a patchy reading month.

[Babs]

I have never read any of Graham Norton's books must check them out

[Mags]

You could do a monthly blog reviewing these books you read! That would be very cool. =)

[Fisher Family]

An interesting and varied selection!

Ian

[Cazzi]

How lovely to read and hold real books, I'm afraid mine are all digital downloads now.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Sounds like it was not the greatest month of reading- but not the worst either.

[Kathy]

Will you quit reading a book you don't like or plow on through? I say "too many books, too little time to read a book you don't like if you don't have to."

[Kathy A]

@randystreat In theory I do agree with you and I have given up on books that I hate but usually I keep going hoping it will get better