Seven Series I'd Like To Start

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You know what they say—and it's true! There's never enough time to read all the books you want. Here are a few that have been calling my name, and many of them are on my actual bookshelves or my Kindle, just waiting for the right moment.

"The Paris Dressmaker" and "The Italian Ballerina" by Kristy Cambron
I don't think these are technically a series, but they're Kristy's two latest releases and I've heard nothing but the most excellent things about these split time WWII novels.

The State of Grace series by Tammy L. Gray
I started the first book of this series ("Love and a Little White Lie") when I had an Audible Premium Plus membership, and I was absolutely loving it! Unfortunately, I lost track of when my subscription ran out and I missed getting to finish the book. Boo! I had a feeling it was going to have a spectacular ending. Someday I'll get back to it and continue on with the rest of the series as well.

The Blackbird Mountain series by Joanne Bischof
I've enjoyed Joanne's other books, but somehow I missed reading these when they came out and I just haven't gotten back to them.

The Dancing Realms series by Sharon Hinck
This is another series that I somehow missed when it first released, but I'm determined to find and read all three of them!

The Belles of London series by Mimi Matthews
I'm sure these Victorian era novels are as captivating as Mimi's previous releases. Isn't that a lovely cover?

The Weaver Trilogy by Lindsay A. Franklin
I don't read a lot of fantasy, but when something sounds intriguing I'm always interested in checking it out. These look so good!

  The Regency Spies of London series by Melanie Dickerson
Here's how much I want to read these books: I own all three of them in paperback and Kindle. That's a serious commitment to read them someday. Hopefully sooner rather than later!

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Comments

[asphaltcowgrrl]

The Belles of London series looks interesting!

Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!

[reviewsbyerin]

Thanks for stopping by! I've heard of almost all on your list but haven't read them either. I have several friends who have enjoyed the No. 1 Ladies Detective books.