Books Read for February 2013 and Wonder Weenies All Around

Here's my list of books I read for February. 17 read in total and the majority are epublished or self publishing titles.

Caught in Amber by Cathy Pegau- A- (top 10)

Reaper’s Property by Joana Wylde- B+

Wait for Me by Elizabeth Naughton- B+

The Trouble with Love by Beth Ciotta- B

The Peculiar Pets of Miss Pleasance by Delilah S. Dawson- B

Chocolate Beach by Julie Carobini- B

Die for Me by Cynthia Eden- B

Close to You by Kate Perry- B

Bunny Hills and Bikinis by Heather Thurmeier- B-

Phoning It In by Anne Wentworth- B-

Hungry for More by Chelsea A Scott- B-

Snoops in the City by Darlene Gardner- B-

Poster Girl by Joni McPherron- C+

Reinventing Claire by Darian Wilk- C+

Wayward One by Lorelie Brown- DNF

Temptation by Kathryn Benette- DNF

Wolf with Benefits by Shelly Laurenston- DNF

My favorite book read in January is Cathy Pegau's Caught in Amber. This is truly one of the best sci-fi romances I've read in years. When the mantra, "this book is so good" keeps running through my head as I read, I know it's a winner. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up! Click here to read my review.

Mho's good author friend, Penny Watson has written and published a children's book under the name, Nina Clark and with illustrator Sara Puliver. Say hello to Lucy the Wonder Weenie! How can you not want to read about an adorable doxie who becomes a super weenie dog with special powers? Also the illustrations are wonderful!

Synopsis: What happens when an ordinary weenie dog consumes a pile of magic beans?

She turns into a super hero.

Introducing…LUCY THE WONDER WEENIE!

Lucy the Diva Doxie irritates her family with an obsessive licking habit. Then one day she consumes a pile of magic beans and something extraordinary happens. She transforms into LUCY THE WONDER WEENIE. After adopting her new super hero persona, Lucy makes a startling discovery. Her bothersome habit has the power to comfort tearful children and create laughter, love, and joy

Mho wishes he could look as good in suspenders like this man chesty fireman model. This is the third book in Jennifer Bernard's The Bachelor Fireman of San Gabriel series. Mho one day will ride on a firetruck and swing his big water hose round for all his pretty ladies.

Mho only wishes he had colorful leg warmers like the one on this cover. This is Diane Kelly's fifth book in her Death and Taxes series that will be released in June from St. Martin's.

Synopsis: It’s bad enough that Tara has to go on trial against the mortgage-frauding “Tennis Racketeers” who cheated banks and homeowners out of millions in between doubles matches. Now she has to go undercover—in a strip club—to strip the sleazeball owner of his indeed illegal livelihood. At least she’s working as a bookkeeper, not a pole dancer. And who needs tips when her undercover crush, Special Agent Nick, is the club’s bodyguard?

With so many hot bodies on display, Tara agrees to join her boss, Lu “the Lobo” Lobozinski, in her daily workouts at the Y. Lu’s on a health kick after recovering from cancer, and she’s pulled her leotards, tights, and hot-pink leg warmers out of mothballs. Which is okay with Tara. If she hopes to put Mr. Geils behind bars, grab the tennis boys by the balls, and lock lips with the unsuspecting Nick, she needs to be in the best shape of her life…

Even Itty Bitty enjoys her Lucy Wonder Weenie