In June, I read 9 books—a bit of a decline from my normal reading volume. If you keep track, I have completed 56% (62 of 110) of my 2023 reading goal. I have had a fun month of reading. Here are some of my favorites.

It is ridiculous that I did not know about this book until June. The Marriage Act by John Marrs is a part of the world detailed in his Novel The One, Minders, and Passengers. Each time I read a book by John Marrs, I fear the depravity and the twists and turns that I will see, but I am never disappointed. The Marriage Act gives you a peek into a different type of hierarchy that can be created in society. I loved it!

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Stephen King is the king of deep character-building and expert storytelling. Fairy Tale is a wonderfully inspiring story of an unlikely friendship, perseverance, and a mythical land. In this book, Stephen King paints such a vivid world that it is hard to forget the boyish Charlie and the grumpy Mr. Bowditch. There is also a dog who is so easy to fall in love with.

Rating: 5 out of 5.

This is the first book by Shantel Tessier that I have ever read, I loved every minute of The Ritual. It is definitely a dark college romance, with the feel of a spy novel. This book is well written. However, I couldn’t get into the second book. I loved Ryat, and I found it easy to understand his motivations. I also really enjoy secret societies, because the probably exist, right? This book was very sexy, and I loved the extra spice. It’s right up my alley!

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Yo, Kelsey Soliz, I ADORE you. However, can we stop with the cliffhangers? Solid Ground is book six in the Territory Walk Series. I love reading about Rory’s journey and watching her fall in love with each of her fated mates. I can’t imagine having ten mates, but I would not turn down this group of men. Thank you for such a beautiful world… Even though you keep leaving us hanging. Like, how is Donny a… You know what? Never Mind!

Rating: 5 out of 5.

And last but certainly not least, Stolen Trophy by K.A. Knight and Kendra Moreno was all the spicy greatness I needed. This book was sexy and full of protective men who loved their trophy deeply. I want that kind of love again.

Rating: 5 out of 5.

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