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Are you looking for a satisfying book series? Do you have a favorite book series or do you prefer stand-alone books?

10 Satisfying Book Series

10 Satisfying Book Series (text over a picture of a woman relaxing and reflecting on a blanket in an open field)
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I’m linking up today with That Artsy Reader Girl for Top Ten Tuesday. Today’s official prompt is First 10 Random Books From my Bookshelf. Instead of listing ten random books, I’m going rogue and catching a topic I missed in October during my recent blog break: 10 Satisfying Book Series.

I have read all of these books. Titles are links to my reviews when available or Amazon affiliate links.

(In no particular order)

The Wartime Library Series by Leslie Eames

Warm-hearted 6-book series; WWII home front; women supporting women

The (East End) Library Girls Series by Patricia McBride

Heartfelt 5-book series; WWII home front; women supporting women; library setting

The Chronicles of Emmy Lake Series by A.J. Pearce

A feisty writer takes center stage in this 4-book WWII home front series

The Devonshire Shores Series by Julie Klassen

Lovely stories of sisters, family life, and sides of romance in this 4-book historical fiction series

The Belles of London Series by Mimi Matthews

Lively female characters in this lovely 4-book Victorian Romance series by a popular author, friendship; women supporting women

The Shanahan Match Series by Jodi Hedlund

The entertainment value is high in this engaging 4-book histfic series (at least one more installment coming)

The Track Series by Jason Reynolds

Ghost is the first book in this compelling 5-book Middle Grade sports series; diverse reads (I still need to read #5}

The Magnolia Manor Series by Susanne O’Leary

The Keeper of the Irish Secret is #1 in this family-centered 5-book Irish series featuring three sisters, their mother, and grandmother.

The Heaven’s Cove Series by Liz Eeles

A loosely connected 8-book women’s fiction series

The Bletchley Park Girls Series by Molly Green

A 3-book histfic (WWII) loosely connected series for fans of Bletchley Park

QOTD:

What is your favorite satisfying book series?

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21 comments

  3. Great choices, Carol. I’ve read a few of these. I really want to read The Belles of London. It’s been on my TBR for awhile.

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  4. I definitely prefer series! Most of the books I read are part of a series. Picking my favorite series would be difficult. I also have enjoyed the Emmy Lake series! I have read series from Julie Klassen and Jodi Hedlund that I have enjoyed. However, I have not read the two you mention. I have enjoyed the Christmas Tree Farm Mystery series by Jacqueline Frost (cozy mystery), the Sparks and Bainbridge series by Allison Montclair, and Cape Cod Creamery series (and others) by Suzanne Wood Fisher. This was a fun topic. Thanks for your recommendations!

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  5. I read the first Emmy Lake book last week and loved it! I am definitely going to be continuing with that series.

    Hope you are fully recovered from your surgery now!

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  8. I love to read series, but I have a bad habit of starting them and never finishing them. I HAVE read the whole Track series, except for the brand new book, which I only just heard about. It’s a great series. I need to check out the others that you mentioned.

    Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!

    Susan
    http://www.blogginboutbooks.com

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  9. That’s a good idea to use an older topic for TTT. I often don’t care for the prompt so just skip that week, never thinking I could go back to an earlier one.

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