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This week I'm looking at books on my spring TBR. I'm mood reading just now so I can't be sure which I'll feel like reading this spring.
1) Piers Morgan-Wake Up
I don't agree with everything he says but I like that he has strong opinions and doesn't hold back in expressing them. This book is written against cancel culture and wokeism taking over from common sense. Just in the mood for this one!
2) William Meikle-Operation Loch Ness
I've read the first four novellas in the series and I was excited to realise that books 9, 10 and 11 are now out so I'm buying them and will add them to my e-reader when I clear some space! I plan to read a few of the earlier ones to catch up a bit.
3) Tim Miller-The Country Club
I like his books because they are short, brutal, violent and depraved! I've enjoyed a couple of books of his already and I'm always looking for good deals on the others. I've downloaded but have still to add it to tbr and e-reader.
4) Nikki Sixx-The Heroin Diaries
I have just recently come across this one while looking for memoirs about pop stars in the 80's and 90's. This sounded like my kind of thing though I haven't really listened to their music. At least not that I can remember...
5) Jon Athan-Do Not Disturb
I have a lot of his novellas to get through so I want to read a few this spring. This sounds like a pretty good one so I hope to get to it. A group of clowns bring terror to the residents at a cheap motel. Just my thing!
6) Hunter Shea-The Dover Demon
I still have a few of his books to catch up with so I want to get to at least one of them this spring. This has been sitting on my shelves for a while so I want to make it a priority to read. I love books about legendary monsters!
7) Rick Chesler-Manuscript 512
Another horror author that I really love. I always have a great time with anything creature feature that he does. What slightly puts me off picking up the book is the big ass hairy spider on the cover which gives me the creeps.
8) Michael R Cole-Megalodon vs Colossal Snake
It sounds like one of those cheap crappy SF channel films that I always end up watching but it gets good reviews on Goodreads. I love that these two mega monsters are both on the loose to eat a pile of people!
9) KG Godel-The Shark People
I have a few doubts about the plot of this one so I'm bumping it up the order to get it looked at. It has mutated half man half shark hybrids in it, and their creator picks up tourists to feed to it. This kind can be hit or miss.
10) James F David-Footprints Of Thunder
This is a dinosaur trilogy that has been lurking on my e-reader for years. It gets a mixed review with some saying it is fast paced and others that it has too much padding. I plan to look at the first one and decide then if I'm reading the whole trilogy.

At least you have lots of good books to choose from! :)
ReplyDeleteToo many potentially good books to choose from Lark!
DeleteI would be very curious about the Nikki Sixx book. I was a bit Motley Crue fan back in the day.
ReplyDeleteI'm not even sure if I know any of their songs though I've heard of the group of course. Might have to investigate a greatest hits cd!
Deletei see many familiar authors and i think you have hours of happy reading ahead of you. enjoy
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
Oh I certainly hope so Sherry!
DeleteI'm curious about the Nikki Sixx book so I'll be looking for your thoughts on that one. I bet it's wild!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly sounds like a proper warts and all true story, which I love to read!
DeleteThe Heroine Diaries was really intense and honest.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to that!
DeleteI haven't heard of any of these, but I hope you enjoy them! :)
ReplyDeleteLindsi @ Do You Dog-ear? 💬
Thanks!
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