27. Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness. This is the second book in the Discovery of Witches trilogy. This fantasy is the continuing story of witch Diana and vampire Matthew. You definitely need to read the first book to understand all the intricate characters and plot twist. It does get gruesome at times but a good read.
28. Where We Belong by Emily Giffin. I read almost the entire book in one four hour sitting waiting for my car at the mechanics. It's the story of a women who, 18 years earlier at the age of 18, gave up her daughter for adoption. The daughter finds here and she now has to own up to her decisions. It's a story that's been told before (and probably will be told again) but also a good read.
29. The Next Best Thing by Jennifer Weiner. If you know anything about this author you'll know that this book reflects some of her recent experiences and is also more like her first few books. A young single woman tried to make it as a Hollywood TV writer with her grandmother in tow. It's another good Weiner book.
30. What the Nanny Saw by Fiona Neill. A young college student goes to work as a nanny for an upper-class finance family in London two years before the market tanked in 2008. Lots of finance terminology but interesting characters.
29. The Next Best Thing by Jennifer Weiner. If you know anything about this author you'll know that this book reflects some of her recent experiences and is also more like her first few books. A young single woman tried to make it as a Hollywood TV writer with her grandmother in tow. It's another good Weiner book.
30. What the Nanny Saw by Fiona Neill. A young college student goes to work as a nanny for an upper-class finance family in London two years before the market tanked in 2008. Lots of finance terminology but interesting characters.
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