My Summer Top 10 Reading List

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Labor Day weekend is often the unofficial end of summer and with that here is a look at my favorite books read and released this summer in no particular order: 


1. Drowning by TJ Newman 
2. Rehearsed to Death by Frank Anthony Polito
3. Crow Mary by Kathleen Grissom 
4. Done and Dusted by Lyla Sage
5. Crimson River by Devney Perry
6. A Fatal Groove by Olivia Blacke
7. Thirst Trapp Farms by Christina Hill 
8. Tom Lake by Ann Patchett 
9. Only the Dead by Jack Carr
10. Board to Death by CJ Connor


As you can see I had a summer of action thrillers, cozy mysteries, romance and historical fiction. I love mixing up the genres! 

Did you read any of these books this summer? What was one of your favorite books you read over the summer?
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