I managed to finish my challenge sort of by accident.  I had a choice of a couple books from my "to be read (TBR)" list, but I was unsure whether they took place in autumn ... which was my last prompt.  I read "My Roommate is a Vampire" by Jenna Levine hoping that it would be a quick, easy read, and just maybe there would be some proof of autumn within.  Thankfully, I didn't have to wait long ... there are some email and text conversations between characters throughout the book, but right at the beginning of chapter 2 Frederick wrote a To-Do list dated October 15th!  YAY!!!

The book itself was okay, sort of cute, a bit corny, but a fun quick read.  Sometimes I just like something light, and I read a couple of those in this challenge.  Now I think I'm on to something darker!

To fulfil my "Trees on the Cover" prompt, I read "The House on Tradd Street" by Karen White.  This book was recommended by a customer and when it came into the shop I put it into my TBR pile.  I'm pretty sure I mentioned that I was somewhat obsessed right now with paranormal romance, but most of the books I have been reading in this genre have been quite ... I don't know ... "heavy" may be a good word here.  This book was a good change.  It still has the paranormal parts (Melanie can see ghosts) but it was a lot lighter that my normal reads and I got through it pretty quick.  I also appreciate the happy ending with still giving more books to continue the main characters development.  Thanks for the recommendations ... I wasn't disappointed!

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For my second "U" book (title or author name beginning with U) I chose to re-read "Unlaced" by Kristina Cook.  This book was a free kindle download (and as of this post it is still free), and not just KU but totally free!!!  This is a historical romance with a good story, strong female main character, and is pretty clean for a romance book.  If you do like historical romance without a lot of smut then I do recommend this one.  There are 3 other books in this series that follow some of the other characters as well.

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