It's Monday, Here's What I'm Reading 3/22

Sadly, no books in my mailbox last week, or from the library. I'm reading way ahead on my ARCs, but procrastinating on the reviews. Finished The Queen's Governess by Karen Harper, which was a library book, and really enjoyed this other perspective into the formative years and early reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Enjoyed Men and Dogs by Katie Crouch and also plowed my way through The Dark Rose by Cynthia Harrod Eagles, the second book in her Moreland Family series.  She's up to 32! The story follows the fictious Moreland family, well-to-do wool merchants beginning during the War of the Roses and going through modern times. The Dark Rose focuses on the reign of Henry VIII. I'm liking them so much I'm not waiting for the next ARC, I've put the third on hold at my library. Started Wendy Holden's Farm Fatale the other day, it's a fun, British, women's story of city people moving to the country. Green Acres, anyone?
So that's my sadly short reading update for this week, although The Dark Rose is almost 600 pages, so that took several days.

Here's all the books for which I need to write reviews, in the order of their publication.

• Get Lucky by Katherine Center
• Men and Dogs by Katie Crouch
• Beautiful People by Wendy Holden
• The Founding by Cynthia Harrod Eagles
• Watermark by Vanitha Sankaran (I'll be having a giveaway!)
• The Dark Rose by Cynthia Harrod Eagles

Have you read anything great this week? Or maybe something by one of these authors?
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