September TBR 2019!

Hello Friends :)

How's your day going today? I can't complain about mine as it's been extremely productive, and those are my favorite kind of days.

I'm also in a great mood because we're on our way to fall, and September through December are my favorite months of the entire year. As much as I love reading during the summer, reading during the fall is my absolute favorite. As such, I have quite a few amazing books on my TBR list for this month, and today I thought I'd share them all with you.

A Christmas Secret by Katherine Spencer:

I know a Christmas title might seem a weird choice to some for the month of September, but I pretty much read Christmas books almost all year round. I usually read the newest title in the Cape Light series every year before Christmas, and since I never got around to reading this one last year, I'm doing it now so I'll be all ready when book 20 releases later this fall.

Mandie and the Long Goodbye by Lois Gladys Leppard:

Mandie and the Buried Stranger by Lois Gladys Leppard:

Mandie and the Seaside Rendezvous by Lois Gladys Leppard:

I'm going to be continuing my reread of the Mandie series during September with these three titles. I may even (hopefully) get to more than these three, but I for sure am going to at least read these.

The Painted Castle by Kristy Cambron:

I currently have an arc of this one from Thomas Nelson, and as I wholeheartedly loved the first two titles in this trilogy, I definitely can't wait to dive into this one.

Living Hope by Mandi Blake:

I also have an arc of this upcoming release, and I can't wait to read it! I loved the first two books in this series so much, and I have a feeling this one is going to be equally as amazing.

Better Than the Best Plan by Lauren Morrill:

I've adored each of Lauren's previous novels, and I usually end up buying them fairly soon after they release. However, I haven't heard the greatest things about this one so far, so I decided to grab it from the library instead, and hopefully I'll end up enjoying it.

The Story Peddler by Lindsay A. Franklin:

I've heard nothing but great things about this one, and I knew it was a story that I really didn't want to wait any longer to read. I'm hoping I'll love it as much as everyone else already seems to.

Escape From the Isle of the Lost by Melissa de la Cruz:

I know I really should have read this one before I watched Descendants 3, but alas I did not. However, I still really want to read this one, and I'm going to hopefully do so this month.

Winter by Marissa Meyer:

This is the month that I'm finally going to finish this amazing series. I've put off reading this one for so long as I just wasn't ready to see one of my favorite series come to an end. However, I really want to see for myself how everything wraps up, and I'm really excited to finally read this.

and lastly,

When We Collided by Emery Lord:

I'm trying to read more of the titles I own that have been sitting on my shelf for awhile, and I did really enjoy the other Emery Lord books that I've already read. I'm hoping I'll end up enjoying this one as much as I did her first two novels.

And that's my TBR for this month guys. I probably will end up reading a couple other books than what I've included, but these are the ones I definitely want to try my best to get to.

Thanks so much for reading guys! Have a great rest of your day. :)

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