Sunday, January 24, 2010

The Sunday Salon: Books read in 2010

It is really a shame that I have not read much in 2010. Even more so, that I have only reviewed one out of the 6 that I have read so far. Only today I managed to clear the backlog of my 2009 reviews. A utter shame, I repeat. I need to get back into the groove of reading and reviewing.

Looking at the books, I think I have to leave romances and do serious reading!

This post is also a way of keeping track of my books read/reviewed in 2010. I have been keeping one such post from 2006.



December (96)


96) Pushing Up Daisies by Rosemary Harris
95) If Walls Could Talk by Juliet Blackwell
94) Sometimes Mine by Martha Moody
93) The Wake of Forgiveness by Bruce Machart
92) The Heir by Grace Burrowes
91) From the Dead by John Herrick
90) Miss Hildreth Wore Brown by Olivia deBelle Byrd
89)Remedies by Kate Ledger

November (3)......88


88) Tintin and The Seven Crystal Balls by Herge
87)Tintin and Red Rackam's Treasure by Hergé
86) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson (CF)


October (2)......85


85) Grace Under Pressure by Julie Hyzy (CF)
84) The Weight Of Shadows by Alison Strobel


September (3)----83
81) Bones of Contention by Jeanne Matthews (CF)


August (8).......80

73) Deadly Fear by Cynthia Eden (CF)

July (7).......72

72) The Language of Trees by Ilie Ruby
71) The Tricking of Freya by Christina Sunley
70) The Wild Irish Sea by Loucinda McGary
69)
Mr. Peanut by Adam Ross (CF)
68) The Gendarme by Mark T Mustian
67) Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman
66)
Last Last Chance by Fiona Maazel
46) The Queen of Palmyra by Minrose Gwin

April (15 )...45

45) In Harm's Way by Irene Hannon (CF)
44) What the Bayou Saw by Patti Lacy
43) The Language of Secrets by Dianne Dixon
42) Tomorrow River by Lesley Kagen
41) The Journey Home by Michael Baron
40) Taste of Cherry by Kara Candito poetry
39) The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom
38) Colony by Anne Rivers Siddons
37) The Cold Room by J T Ellison (CF)
36) Greater Love by Robert Whitlow
35) Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith (CF)
34) The Cutting by James Hayman (CF)
33) The Girl Who Played With Fire by Stieg Larsson (CF)
32) In the Wake of Boatman by Jonathon Scott Fuqua
31) Open Country by Kaki Warner

March (16)...... 30

30) Pieces of Sky by Kaki Warner
29) Fireworks in Toccoa by
Jeffrey Stepakoff
28) The Murderer's Daughters by Randy Susan Meyers
27) Sinai Tapestry by Edward Whittemore
26) The Widow's Season by Laura Brodie
25) The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo by Steig Larsson (CF)
24) A Friend of the Family by Lauren Grodstein
23)
Dead Floating Lovers by Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli (CF)
22) The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie--Graphic Novel (CF)
21) the clouds roll away Sibella Giorella (CF)
20) Venom by Joan Brady (CF)
19) Lethal Experiment by John Locke (CF)
18) Lethal People by John Locke (CF)
17) Zan-Gah A prehistoric Adventure by A. R. Shickman

16) Devil's Food Cake by Josi S. Kilpack (CF)
15) The Secret Keeper by Paul Harris (CF)
14) When She Flew by Jennie Shortridge


February (7)...13


13) Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin
12) Sworn to Silence by Linda Castillo (CF)
11) Leaving Yesterday by Kathryn Cushman
10) Buried Alive by Roy Hallums
9) Plain Pursuit by Beth Wiseman
8) Saving Rachel by John Locke (CF)
7) Try Darkness by James Scott Bell (CF)

January (6)

6) Sins of the Flesh by Caridad Pinero (CF)
5) Life Support by Tess Gerritsen (CF)
4) The Switch by Sandra Brown
(CF)
3) The Courtship by Catherine Coulter

2) The Marshall and the Heiress by Patricia Potter

1) The Last Bachelor by Betina Krahn



6 comments:

bermudaonion said...

Don't stress over it - you'll get back into the groove soon.

(Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea said...

Don't feel bad, I have the same problem keeping up with reviews :(

I just don't want to stop reading to write them...LOL

BooksPlease said...

I've read 6 books this year too and only reviewed one of them. And I still have books I read in 2009 to write about as well, so you're not alone.

Sandra said...

Reading for pleasure is very mood related. Your mood will change and you'll be reading what you want to soon. Reviews can always wait, the books are going to be selling for a long time. :) Enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

Michelle said...

I wouldn't stress over your reading. As with everything in life, our interests are sure to wax and wane as other things in our life take precedent. I'm sure you'll be back to reading and reviewing before you know it! Have a great Sunday!

Valerie said...

You are doing better than I am regarding how much you are reading :-). Still, I know how it is easy to feel "so many books, so little time".