2014 Summertime TBR Pile

Everyone, or at least everyone who's a reader (which is pretty much everyone I know), has a To-Be-Read pile. My pile just happens to be a bit higher than most. You see, I have a confession to make. I am totally addicted to purchasing books. Amazon just makes it so darn easy to feed my addiction. All I have to do is click one simple button and voila! - new books magically appear on my Kindle app for my iPad.

My kids are just as bad. They beg me to take them to our local Barnes & Noble bookstore. Hours later we reemerge, arms laden with $50 or more in book purchases. I look at my obsession this way . . . It's a tax write off! As a teacher, I can write off any children's book purchases I make as job expenses. After my kids read them, they usually find their way into my classroom library. And as a writer, I can write off all this books about publishing and the writing craft. So, in reality, it's a decent habit to have. Right? At least that's how I explain it to my husband. 

Here's what's currently on my TBR list.

ON MY E-READER:

Once Upon a Christmas Wish by Samantha Jillian Bayarr
Pistols and Petticoats (A Historical Western Romance Anthology) by Barabara Ankrum, Adrienne deWolfe, and Sharon Ihle

Hired For Christmas (The Naughty North Pole Novels) by Genevieve Scholl

Love Game: The Matchmaker Series by Elise Sax

The S.E.R.A. Files by C.T. Green

Elvis is a Keeper by Shauna Allen

Twice a Target (Task Force Eagle) by Susan Vaughan

A Man of His Word by Sarah M. Anderson

A Man to Trust by Cheryl Yeko (who just happens to be my Soul Mate Pub. editor)

In Bed With the Opposition by Stephanie Draven

No Flowers Required (Love Required) by Cari Quinn

Learn to Love Me by Sinead MacDoughlas

Saltwater Lover by Shiloh Saddler

IN PRINT:

Fadeout by Rolynn Anderson

You Belong to Me by Mary Higgins Clark

Daddy's Gone A Hunting by Mary Higgins Clark

Race to the Alter by Judy Duarte

A Seal At Heart by Anne Elizabeth

It's In His Kiss by Julia Quinn

Courted by the Texas Millionaire by Crystal Green

Almost Home by Debbie Macomber, Cathy Lamb, Judy Duarte, and Mary Carter

So, which book do you suggest I read next? What's at the top of your TBR pile? I'd love to hear from you. Leave your TBR list and book suggestions in the comments. Help me feed my addiction!