Ma, I've Got Myself Locked Up in the Mad House by Martha Long, 444 pages

I've totally gotten hooked on this series. It's heartbreaking but Martha keeps pushing on, knowing that someday she'll have the life she wants.

SVU The Other Woman by Laurie John, 232 pages

Oooh, is the new professor Jessica is falling for being stalked? Intrigue abounds in another Sweet Valley University book.

Fear in the Sunlight by Nicola Upson, 412 pages

This murder mystery features English mystery writer Josephine Tey along with Alfred Hitchcock. I'd read Shilling for Candles recently and this book features Hitchcock wanting to turn her book into a movie. I had no idea of who the killer was until the author laid it out at the very end.

Behind Closed Doors by Laurie John, 230 pages

Another Sweet Valley University book. I better get in gear if I'm going to get done this year.

Ghost Train to New Orleans by Mur Lafferty, 342 pages

This is the second book in a series featuring travel writer Zoe Norris, who is helping put together travel books for the undead and other supernatural creatures. As a human hanging out with others who consider you a tasty snack, a trip to New Orleans can be pretty adventurous and dangerous. But Zoe will continue to stumble her way through putting together the book, if she can live long enough.

The Obsidian Dagger by Catherine Webb, 330 pages

This series is kind of odd and I'm still not sure I really like it that much, but it has intrigued me and I can't stop reading it.

American Jezebel by Eve LaPlante, 312 pages

A somewhat dry but educational look at the one woman most responsible for religious freedoms in America, Anne Hutchinson. I knew the woman's name but that was about it. This book filled in a lot of blanks.