I finished another library book last night, “Reunion” by Karen Kingsbury. This was the fifth and final book in the “Redemption” series, and I really enjoyed these books. This one had some really sad, gut-wrenching parts to it, but as with all of her books, they always end on a positive note and leave you feeling uplifted and content, even though you’re sad about whatever bad has happened in the book.
I like reading series books, where you get to follow characters and see them grow and change and basically, just find out what happens to them in their life. I think this book set up characters and situations for another set of books she is writing, and I’ll eventually read those as well. After reading over 1500 pages about the Baxter family, I really hate to see them go away. I get sort of attached to characters after a while, sort of like Father Tim in the Mitford series of books. I don’t really want to say good-bye to them quite yet. 🙂
For the record, that makes book #28 for the year, with a total of 10,223 pages read. I’m going to read another “Miss Julia” book next, a series of books by Ann B. Ross about a witty and charming Southern woman and the very lighthearted escapades she and her friends and family get into. This one is called “Miss Julia Hits the Road” and I believe it involves her and a Harley Davidson motorcycle. 🙄
As always – so many books, so little time. There just aren’t enough hours in the day, I would read more if there were more than 24 hours every day 
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