Sunshine, secrets, and swoon-worthy stories—June's featured reads are your perfect summer escape.

Susan Beamon

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10 comments posted.

Re: Tempest (11:59pm March 26, 2020):

I pretty much am reading the same books I was reading before the shelter in place orders came down. I have a couple of book clubs. While we aren't meeting, I'm still reading the selections for each month. Plus I'm doing a couple of read with on line. I don't limit my genres.

Re: Whiteout (7:47pm February 5, 2020):

I am past the age where I would or could survive stranded in that kind of cold environment. My only saving grace is that I very likely wouldn't even be there.

Re: Puppy Christmas (7:51pm November 20, 2019):

I want a new house with a library so I can get all my books off the floor. Plus I want more books.

Re: American Duchess (8:23pm April 18, 2019):

This is an interesting time. I'd like to read the book.

Re: On Her Majesty's Frightfully Secret Service (2:43am August 10, 2017):

Sounds like a good book I would like to read.

Re: Chime and Punishment (2:37am August 10, 2017):

The book sound very summer readable.

Re: To Catch a Rake (7:53pm February 21, 2016):

They are just more interesting than the standard hero,

Re: Wild Sky (7:21pm October 8, 2015):

my library. while it has more books than I could possibly read
in my lifetime, I'm working on finishing reading them all.

Re: Double Cross (7:20pm April 17, 2015):

I'm waiting for a chance to read this book. I loved Firewall.

Re: Remember Me (4:55pm April 10, 2015):

Listening to some playlists by authors has been very
interesting. Music I would never have heard otherwise because I
usually listen to jazz.