Seasonal TBR Challenge: Summer Edition + Spring Wrap-up

Welcome to the SUMMER edition of my Seasonal TBR Challenge. The goal is to create a list of certain books you want to read this summer and get those books off your TBR pile by the end of the challenge. :)

If you want to participate in this challenge, feel free. Just create a blog post and share the books you want to get off your TBR shelf this summer. Be sure to link to this post and comment here so I can read it. :)

Challenge runs from June 21st, 2018 to September 22nd, 2018

I'm really challenging myself this summer...I've chosen 23 books. This leaves little room for "mood" reading; but, since I've chosen a variety of genres, I don't think I'll get bored with the books. I'll be happy if I get at least 70% of these done.

My list of books I want to get off my TBR pile by the end of summer:

1.  An Heiress At Heart by Jennifer Delamere 
2. Grace Happens Here: You Are Standing Where Grace is Happening by Max Lucado
3. A Worthy Pursuit by Karen Witemeyer
4. Trial Run (Fault Lines #1) by Thomas Locke
5. Flirtation Walk by Siri Mitchell
6. Mystery Child (Mission: Rescue #5) by Shirlee McCoy
7. The Raven (Coffey & Hill #2) by Mike Nappa
8. Fatal Vendetta by Sharon Dunn
9. Heart on the Line (Ladies of Harper’s Station #2) by Karen Witemeyer
10. With Love, Wherever You Are by Dandi Daley Mackall
11. A Little Book on the Christian Life by John Calvin
12. The Assault: Cycle Two of the Harbinger Series (Harbingers #5-8) by Bill Myers, Frank E. Peretti, Alton Gansky, Angela Elwell Hunt 
13. Falling for You by Becky Wade
14. The Delusion: We All Have Our Demons (The Delusion Series #1) by Laura Gallier
15. Storm Front (Montana Rescue #5) by Susan May Warren
16. Fawkes by Nadine Brandes
17. The Lost Castle by Kristy Cambron
18. Mail-Order Bride Switch (Stand-In Brides) by Dorothy Clark
19. Things I Never Told You (Thatcher Sisters #1) by Beth K. Vogt
20. More Than Meets the Eye (Patchwork Family #1) by Karen Witemeyer
21. The Theory of Happily Ever After by Kristin Billerbeck
22. Answering Anxiety by Richard Caldwell
23. Breaking the Fear Cycle by Maria Furlough

Spring Edition Wrap-up:

Check out my original post here: link

I challenged myself to read these ten books:

I finished ALL of them. Barely. (I finished As Bright As Heaven a couple of hours ago) 
I'm so excited that I actually got them all read, as a few of them were bigger reads and kind of intimidated me.

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