Here it is, my best read books in 2011.  Some of these still stand out in my mind and were easy to decide on, and others I really had to think about. Out of so many books, it was hard to decide, so I picked the ones which are worthy of the keeper shelf.

This is the second year in a row I’ve not been able to decide which of two terrific books should be my No. 1. So I have a tie once again. Last year it was two fantasies that made the top spot. This year one of those authors has maintained her position, but she’s now [...]

It’s that time of year, faithful reader – and let me pause to say how much I appreciate you…even if no one else reads my silliness, I take comfort in the fact that the two of us do – time to list my favorite reads of 2011. These are books I read and that were [...]

Sandy M’s review of Kiss of Snow (Psy-Changeling Series, Book Book 10) by Nalini Singh Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 31 May 11 Hope y’all haven’t had your fill of reviews about Hawke and Sienna! This is one series I aim to never get behind on, so one more review for you. Needless to say, [...]

C2’s review of Kiss of Snow (Psy/Changeling Series, Book 10) by Nalini Singh Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 31 May 11 Faithful reader, you know how sometimes in long series there’s that one couple you want to get together – the one that so obviously must be together and you wait and wait…and then, when [...]

Gwen’s review of Archangel’s Consort (Guild Hunters, Book 3) by Nalini Singh Urban Fantasy released by Berkley 25 Jan 11 Let me just start by saying that Nalini Singh is a goddess. I adore her writing and am always entertained by her books.  Her heroes are hot, tender, and yummy. Her heroines women I can [...]

When anyone asks me what I am waiting for, there is really only one book that I immediately think of. I am pretty blinded to anything else, so I had to look at what’s coming out. These are what I found, which I mostly knew about, but they just got shoved into the back of [...]

I always have such a hard time pulling out the books I really like from a previous year. Yes, there’s too many, but it’s also difficult because sometimes you can’t choose because you can’t compare books in different genres. Though I read mostly historical and paranormal, I also enjoy contemps and romantic suspense a lot. [...]

Are you tired of top ten lists, faithful reader? I hope not because here’s mine.

So it seems I read more good books than bad in 2010, which is pretty great. These are the ones I loved most of all and that I now want to go read right this minute.

Sandy M’s review of Play of Passion (Psy-Changeling Series, Book 9) by Nalini Singh Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 2 Nov 10 What more can be said about Nalini Singh and her awesome series that hasn’t already been said? I’m sure every superlative possible has been used to describe her Psy-Changeling world and its characters. [...]

Sandy M’s review of Bonds of Justice (Psy/Changeling Series, Book Eight) by Nalini Singh Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 6 Jul 10 Oh. My. God. How can this series keep getting better and better?? It seems impossible, but Nalini Singh has the golden touch. An imagination that won’t quit. A writing style that punches you [...]

Sandy M’s review of Blaze of Memory (Psy/Changeling Series, Book 7) by Nalini Singh Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 3 Nov 09 Nalini Singh’s Psy/Changeling series has become one of my all-time favorites. With this latest installment, I’ve learned it doesn’t matter who she makes her hero and heroine, I’m going to love it. I [...]

Gwen’s review of Archangel’s Kiss (Guild Hunters, Book 2) by Nalini Singh Paranormal/fantasy romance released by Berkley 2 Feb 10 This is the second book in the Guild Hunters saga and the third story.  (Singh released a standalone novella in the Must Love Hellhounds anthology.) This entry deals with Elena’s new condition, her relationship with the [...]

Lynne Connolly’s review of Blaze of Memory by Nalini Singh Futuristic paranormal romance released by Berkley 3 Nov 09 The cover? Weird. Dev is Asian, with a fair bit of Indian in him, and he’s a director, not a cop, but the cover seems to show a George Michael type with a weapon in a [...]