2013 Reading List: May

May saw me slow down a little bit again on the reading. Life has a way of imposing itself. Mom and Dad Kornacki visited us in May, as did a friend of ours who just finished his studies and has become an intern in a hospital setting. I've been doing some research for a possible writing project--my fourth novel, this time in a different genre, anyone? And of course being a husband, father, pastor, friend, and all-around good guy (*wink*) tends to take some time. All that being said, I still did some good reading in May. I should hop the 100 book mark in June, even should I continue to do novel prep.

Without further ado...

May

1. Apuzzo, Nick. Nine Hundred Nights. Self-Published Kindle edition, 2011.
2. Pekkanen, Sarah. All Is Bright. Washington Square Press, 2010.
3. Brown, Christopher Boyd. Singing the Gospel. The President and Fellows of Harvard College, 2005.
4. Ragan, Theresa. Taming Mad Max. Self-Published Kindle edition, 2011.
5. Vargas, Kimberly. Gumbeaux. Self-Published Kindle edition, 2011.
6. McClure, Mark D. Her. Self-Published Kindle edition, 2013.
7. Eads, Michael L. Leap Year at the Coffee Shop. Red San Publishing, 2011.
8. Rosenberg, Joel. The Fire Duke. Keepers of the Hidden Ways, Book 1. Eos, 1996.
9. James, Brooklyn. The Boots My Mother Gave Me. Self-Published Kindle Edition, 2010.
10. Brown, Carolyn. The Ladies’ Room. Montlake Romance, 2011.
11. Cates, Georgia. Beauty from Pain. Self-Published Kindle Edition, 2013.
12. Gaiman, Neil. How to Talk to Girls at Parties. William Morrow, 2006.
13. Burkhart, Stephanie. A Polish Heart. Publishing by Rebecca J. Vickery, 2012.
14. Bishop, Paul. Penalty Shot. Self-Published Kindle Edition, 2011.
15. Duck, Julie Rieman. A Place in This Life. Self-Published Kindle Edition, 2011.
16. Kurtz, Katherine. Camber of Culdi. Legends of Camber of Culdi, Book 1. Ballantine Books, 1976.