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2019 Reading List

2019 Reading List



Just my way to keep track of the books I've read this year. 
Favorites are in bold

January

1. Honeybee Hotel by Leslie Day
2. We Hope For Better Things by Erin Bartels
3. Dear Cary by Dyan Cannon
4. Learning to Live Out Loud by Piper Laurie
5. Love Finds You in Carmel by-the-sea California by Sandra D. Bricker 
6. Sing For Me by Karen Halvorsen Schreck
7. Still Waters by Shirlee McCoy
8. Dotty Dimple at Home by Sophie May (1896)

February 

9. Grace by Robert Lacey
10. The Seamstress by Allison Pittman
11. Never Let Go by Elizabeth Goddard
12. Glory Road by Lauren K. Denton
13. The Printed Letter Bookshop by Katherine Reay
14. Convergence by Ginny L. Yttrup
15. The Secrets of Paper and Ink by Lindsay Harrel 
16. The Adventure by Adessa Holden 
17. Shadow Among Sheaves by Naomi Stephens


March

18. The White City by Grace Hitchcock 
19. The Pages of Her Life by James L. Rubart 
20. The Baggage Handler by David Rawlings
21. Midnight at the Tuscany Hotel by James Markert
22. Courting Mr. Emerson by Melody Carlson
23. Summer by the Tides by Denise Hunter 
24. Secrets at Cedar Cabin by Colleen Coble
25. Heiress by Susan May Warren


April

26. The Edge of Over There by Shawn Smucker
27. Remaining Faithful in Ministry by John MacArthur 
28. Driftwood Bay by Irene Hannon
29. Prairie Fires by Caroline Fraser
30. Justice Delivered by Patricia Bradley
31. The Day the Angels Fell by Shawn Smucker
32. A Perfect Day by Richard Paul Evans 
33. The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jamie Jo Wright

May

34. Adamant by Lisa Bevere (re-read)
35. Cross My Heart by Robin Lee Hatcher (read half--couldn't finish but I spent way too much time in it not to count it...blah)
36. She Dreams by Tiffany Bluhm
37. The 49th Mystic by Ted Dekker
38. The Shot Caller by Casey Diaz 

June

39. Consuming Fire by Robyn Langdon (digital)
40. Wooing Cadie McCaffrey by Bethany Turner
41. Living Lies by Natalie Walters
42. Fragments of Fear by Carrie Stuart Parks
43. all manner of things by Susie Finkbeiner
44. Life to the Extreme by Ty Pennington

July

45. Faithful Endurance by Collin Hansen and Jeff Robinson Sr.
46. Over the Line by Kelly Irvin
47. State of Lies by Siri Mitchell 
48. Yours Truly, Thomas by Rachel Fordham
49. Kate Remembered by A. Scott Berg
50. The Memory House by Rachel Hauck 
51. The Light from Distant Stars by Shawn Smucker
52. The String by Caleb Breakey 
53. Keeping Watch by Jane M. Choate 
54. Perfect Alibi by Melody Carlson

August

55. Deadly Intentions by Lisa Harris
56. A Glitter of Gold by Liz Johnson
57. Desperate Escape by Lisa Harris
58. Vow of Justice by Lynette Eason
59. Mirror Image by Laura Scott
60. Finding Lady Enderly by Joanna Davidson Politano


September

61. Born for This by Bebe Winans
62. Not Too Far From Here by Kim Boyce Koreiba
63. Small Town Justice by Valerie Hansen
64. The Girl Behind the Red Rope by Ted Dekker and Rachelle Dekker
65. Christmas in Winter Hill by Melody Carlson
66. The Camera Never Lies by David Rawlings

October

67. The Dating Charade by Melissa Ferguson
68. Dark Ambitions by Irene Hannon 
69. A Distance too Grand by Regina Scott
70. Lake Season by Denise Hunter 
71. Whatever It Takes: Defeat is Not an Option by Adessa Holden with Jamie Holden
72. Synapse by Steven James
73. Strands of Truth by Colleen Coble
74. The Bright Unknown by Elizabeth Byler Younts
75. Murder, Motherhood, and Miraculous Grace by Debra Moerke


November

76. Always Look Twice by Elizabeth Goddard
77. Tailspin by Elizabeth Goddard 
78. Code of Silence by Heather Woodhaven
79. Rodeo Rescuer by Lynette Eason
80. Smoke Screen by Terri Blackstock
81. As You Wish by Cary Elwes and Joe Layden 
82. Gone Missing by Camy Tang
83. Empty Nest, Full Life by Jill Savage


December 

84. Sidetracked by Brandilyn Collins
85. Water From My Heart by Charles Martin 
86. Out of the Devil’s Mouth by Travis Thrasher
87. The Pearl by John Steinbeck 
88. American Omens by Travis Thrasher 
89. The Quiet Little Woman by Louisa May Alcott
90. Collateral Damage by Lynette Eason
91. The Introvert’s Way by Sophia Dembling

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