Posted in Books, Top Ten Tuesday | Tagged Book, Carla Laureano, Count Me In, Courtney Walsh, Five Days in Skye, Four Dreams of You, Hillary Manton Lodge, Just One Kiss, Liz Johnson, Love in Three Quarter Time, Melissa Tagg, Meme, Mikal Dawn, Rachel McMillan, read, Reading, Reading List, Reservations for Two, Roseanna M. What kind of “number” books did you come up with for this week? Have I mentioned any of your favorites? Share your thoughts in the comments! Love in Three Quarter Time by Rachel McMillan Reservations for Two by Hillary Manton Lodge You’re the One that I Want by Susan May Warren

Have you read any of them? 10 Book Titles with Numbers

In looking through my stacks of books and Goodreads shelves, I found several books with numbers in the titles, up to five! And, a couple fun number and count ones. Today’s official topic: Book Titles with Numbers In Them Thank you to the publisher for the ebook review copy. I really enjoyed listening to the audiobook, too. While they experience some heartrending situations, I appreciate how their friendship develops - especially the compassionate way Drake treats Margot, and the way he works to relate to her heart on *her* terms. Their chemistry is apparent from the start, which intrigues Drake and sets Margot off-balance. His bravery and steadiness anchor the story and propel the plot as his role in espionage sets off events that introduce a villain and draw together some endearing side characters (like Red, Dot, and Camden!).Īnd the romance between Drake and Margot… it shines! It is SMART and one the reader wants to root for. When not writing fiction, she’s homeschooling her two kids, editing, designing book covers, and pretending her house will clean itself. Drake recognizes her intelligence from the start, which is one of the reasons they are well suited. White is a bestselling, Christy Award winning author who has long claimed that words are the air she breathes. My brain doesn’t work like that, so her character allows for empathy and understanding in a different way. Margot is brilliant and I love seeing how she processes the world through numbers and equations. Much of the story backdrop is the intelligence agency of Room 40 during WWI, which lends a fascinating behind the scenes perspective and several real-life facts (have I mentioned how much I love author’s notes?). A perfect blend of history and romance, The Number of Love has intrigue and secrets aplenty.

The Number of Love by Roseanna M. White