Enjoyable Reads

Here are some of the books I have enjoyed reading.  I will keep adding to this list as I think of them. 📖
I would love to hear what you enjoy reading.  Let me know. 📖

Sue Monk Kidd - The Invention of Wings

 Suzanne Redfearn - In An Instant

 Brian Freeman - Thief River Falls

 Grace Greene  - Beach Winds (Emerald Isle, NC #2)

 Martin Turnbull - The Garden on Sunset (Hollywood's Garden of Allah #1)

 Fiona Valpy - The Beekeeper's Promise

 Jodi Piccoult - The Storyteller

 Willow Rose - Don't Lie to Me

 Jane Steen - The House of Closed Doors (The House of Closed Doors #1)

 Fiona Valpy - The Dressmaker's Gift

 J.K. Rowling - Entire Harry Potter Series

 Garth Stein - The Art of Racing in the Rain

 Chris Bohjalian - Water Witches; Trans-Sister Radio; Secrets of Eden

 Stephanie Meyer - Entire Twilight Series

 Jodi Piccoult - My Sister’s Keeper

 Nicholas Sparks - The Notebook; The Wedding; At First Sight; Dear John; Nights in Rodanthe; A Bend in the Road; The Last Song; The Lucky One; The Choice; True Believer

 Stephen King - The Tommyknockers; Pet Sematary;, The Green Mile Parts 1-6; Salem’s Lot

 Neil Gaiman - Neverwhere; American Gods

 J.R.R. Tolkien - The Hobbit; The Lord of the Rings

 Alex Haley - Roots; Quee;, The Autobiography of Malcom X

 Tami Hoag - Secrets to the Grave

 Dan Brown - Angels & Demons; The DaVinci Code; Lost Symbol; Digital Fortress; Inferno

 J.D. Salinger - The Catcher in the Rye

 Candace Bushnell - Sex and the City

 Maya Angelou - I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

 Alex Hoffman - Here on Earth

 Beth Hoffman - Saving Cee-Cee Honeycut

 John Hart - The Last Child; The King of Lies

 Suzanne Collins - Entire Hunger Games Series

 Margaret Mitchell - Gone with the Wind

 B.A. Paris - Behind Closed Doors; Breakdown; Bring Me Back

 Josh Kilmer-Purcell - The Bucolic Plague

 Colson Whitehead - The Underground Railroad

 Sandie Jones - The Other Woman

 Ashley Farley - Her Sister’s Shoes; Lowcountry Stranger; Magnolia Nights; Beyond the Garde
n; Sweet Tea Tuesdays

 W. Bruce Cameron - A Dog’s Purpose

 F. Scott Fitzgerald - The Great Gatsby

 Dorothea Benton Frank - The Hurricane Sister; Sullivan’s Island; The Christmas Pearl; The Last Original Wife

Kerry Lonsdale - Everything We Left Behind; Everything We Keep

 Louise Miller - The City Baker’s Guide to Country Living

 Mark Sullivan - Beneath A Scarlet Sky

 Debbie Macomber - The Inn at Rose Harbor; Friends - And Then Some; Entire Cedar Cove Novel Series; That Wintry Feeling

 Benjamin Mee - We Bought A Zoo

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