Still moving around between several stories. I need to just get through some of them! Nothing I'm reading has gripped me yet.

I started PETE AND HIS PRECIOUS by June Glass yesterday afternoon and finished it this morning. Then discovered I will have to wait until April 2015 for CAL AND HIS CUTIE (the third book in the series.)

I did a little yard work and then started CATCHING THE COWBOY by Shanna Hatfield. The beginning was just okay; hopefully it gets better.

I tried to download THE MAKING OF ELIZABETH ELLIOT from my library, but I couldn't get it to go onto my Kindle, so I let it go. I don't read on my computer and that seemed to be the only place I could put it! I am working on a biography of GEORGE MCDONALD by Michael Phillips - years ago I read some books by him about Scotland, he had a very good series. So far it is purely about his secular life before he came to have a vibrant relationship with the Lord.

I have a bunch of books that I am working on: I'm working on the second story in the COURTSHIP anthology and well, having to push through it.
I think THE HUNTSMAN'S HEART will have to wait for another time, I'm not into it at all.
THE COMANCHE TOUR by Ally Katz (her real name???) has been pretty good so far. The cover doesn't give the feel for the story within.
I'm also reading the fourth book in the Donna Fletcher Crow series. Wow, it jumps 20 years ahead from the last book and they are on a Jane Austen Holiday.
There are different fantasies that I have been trying, but nothing that is grabbing me. We'll keep hunting.

I finished RESCUING THE RANCHER by Shanna Hatfield and downloaded book 3, PROTECTING THE PRINCESS.

I have a ton of books on my Kindle already that I haven't read, I don't think that I will ever get them all done! Well, I might if I read as many as you do, Connie! LOL!

I'm re-reading a missionary bio: LAUREN CUNNINGHAM I believe is the name. At first I thought it was a woman, but it's a guy! He is the person who started YWAM - Youth with a Mission. He wanted to get the youth in the Churches involved in missions and so started this to send them on short term missions hoping to get them interested in going into full time missions. It's this group that does these audiobooks.

Still working on my Elizabeth and Richard book. This one is a little bit slow. They are on a Jane Austen holiday and I am learning more about Jane than I ever wanted to know - but we do have a dead body now and a mystery about a missing box of Jane Austen's stuff!

I started one called MISS PERCY'S POCKET GUIDE TO THE CARE AND FEEDING OF DRAGONS. Miss Percy is a 40 something spinster who received a box of stuff as her inheritance from her Great Uncle, and in it is this big rock and some other interesting things that she and the vicar are cataloguing. Then one day the rock moves... This is what they are calling a fantasy cozy story, not heavy like the epic fantasies. So far it's pretty cute and she is rather funny (with many asides in her head while being polite on the outside).

I haven't picked up the CHEROKEE one for a couple of days, but it's still on my reading list!

I've read Laura Beers and she can have some bad language in some of her stories, so I just set her aside, not knowing which ones would be clean or not.

It was in a list of books for free or cheap so I tried it out. There were two cuss words in the same sentence a few chapters in; that may be the only cussing because the story takes place in the 1800's somewhere and the vicar plays a bit role in the story. They told me they cussed when the saw what was inside the egg, but then they actually did it! Sigh.

I almost done with the Loren ? biography. I'm just going to go back and re-listen to the ones that really spoke to my heart so I can get those stories more into my head (and heart). I'm working on several others as well.

I finished the second book in the COURTSHIP anthology. I couldn't get into it at first, but about mid-way I really enjoyed it. I really liked the Christian message in this one.

I finished one of the fantasies I was reading as well, and started re-reading a missionary biography I really liked JOHN WILLIAMS who was a missionary to the cannibals in the South Pacific Islands.

I found SUSPENDED IN THE STARS for $.99 this morning. Hoopla had the e-book, but I like listening so I didn't finish it when I borrowed it. Now I can listen on my Kindle! This is a sci-fi, futuristic story.

I am reading a fantasy called HUNTER and it is extremely violent. It becomes eye-rolling after awhile, but slowly the hunter that is the main character of the story is seeing who the people really are who he has been killing, their goodness and kindness and love for each other. All of this takes place in a "prison", where men are kidnapped from their homes to give the hunters a hunt! A girl disguises herself as a man to go in and find her brother and realizes she will probably never get out alive!

I finished a fantasy I was reading and am still working on a Sci-fi futuristic one called STRANDED IN THE STARS and so far it is pretty good.
I'm still working on the Donna Fletcher Crow one, but just not getting into it - too informational. Unless you want to know tons of stuff about Jane Austen this one just gets boring. I'm fast forwarding through the informational parts and trying to get into the story.
I finished the third story in the anthology, the one associated with Lady Wynwood's Spies - it was very good. I have a couple of books in that series and may hunt them down and start them!

Just say elephants and I'm interested! We watch a YouTuber for HERD which is an organization that watches an area of Africa and a herd of elephants. It's just fun to watch their encounters with other animals at their watering hole and romping in it during the day. They have a young female who is an albino elephant and I can always pick her out - I have no idea how they tell the others apart! Women's Fiction is not a genre that I enjoy, but I do like contemporary if it's in an interesting place.

Still working on IDA SCUDDER missionary bio, also RUNNING TO YOU by Robin Patchen. I finished STRANDED IN THE STARS, a sci-fi; I haven't gotten back to the cozy mystery yet.

I WAS in Barcelona last year, but I actually went to the Christmas market the year before - when this meeting was in Frankfurt. Our meeting for Thursday was cancelled, so I'll probably get out and do some sightseeing then as I don't fly home until Friday.