Reader’s Choice Giveaway – Summer 2026 Edition – Goal Review

So, to enter this giveaway, just share anything goal related in the comments. Then, in the same comment, list a book that will help you reach your goal. So it looks like this:

“I want to catch up on some suspense series. Night Prey by Susan Sleeman.”

NOTE: BOOKS MUST BE CHRISTIAN FICTION OR CLOSED DOOR

You can enter up to three times in three separate comments — and you can use the same goal or a different one each time, but a different title for each entry.

Books can be published any time up to and including September 2026. Currently published books will be ordered this coming week for winners, otherwise it will be an IOU for a title releasing later.

WINNER’S CHOICE OF PAPERBACK OR EBOOK FOR US AND CANADIAN ENTRIES. EBOOKS ONLY FOR INTERNATIONAL READERS WHO HAVE A US KINDLE ACCOUNT.

I haven’t been focusing on two of my other author goals – 1) authors I’m keeping current with, and 2) read to zero authors.

I have only listed two keep current authors (and I am up to date with them) but I think I might just scrap this goal for the year and organize it better for 2027.

I’m having some success with the read to zero authors only I chose prolific writers and have quite the catching up to do. I’m really close with Hannah Linder, just have one book left to read, The Red Cottage. The other authors on my list: Sara Davison (15 left), Anna Conwell (4 left), Irene Hannon (9 of her Encore novels left), Gracie Ruth Mitchell (11 left), Toni Shiloh (17ish – a lot of these are from her early backlist and I’m still figuring out what’s available in print. I think some of the novella collections are ebook only), Courtney Walsh (9 books), Eryn Scott (32 books!)

I’m more or less on track with my 26 in 26 goals though I have only read four books this past quarter. I have twelve to go and I own almost all of the books or can borrow them from my library so I just need to apply my mood reading whims to this list! 🙂

Serious About Series – this goal has been a little less structured than I usually do. I have nineteen series on the list and am caught up with nine of them and am making progress on six more. Some are really long series – 10-20 books – so I’m not sure if I will manage to complete them all by the end of the year, but I’m gonna try!

85 thoughts on “Reader’s Choice Giveaway – Summer 2026 Edition – Goal Review”

  1. I wish I had time to have all my reading goals under control. Catch up on one of my favorite authors. Where We Belong by Kim Vogel Sawyer leliamae54(at)aol(dot)com

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  2. My #1 goal would be to conquer my TBR list but afraid that isn’t going to happen! So. reading a new Tamera Alexander book is definitely another goal. It’s been awhile but she has a new historical fiction, In These Hills,, releasing Sept. 8th.

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  3. This may not be a goal but it’s certainly a tradition to read Melody Carlson’s annual Christmas book! We Wish You a Messy Christmas releases Sept. 1.

    Connie

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  4. Most of my reading centers around my two favorite genres, romantic suspense and historical fiction., I am making it a goal to read more contemporary fiction and also try new-to-me authors.

    Releasing August 4th, The Roman Holiday Rule by Andra Loy meets both of these guidelines! I hope it’s allowed because It isn’t labeled Christian fiction but Amazon lists it as clean and wholesome romance, and it’s published by Haven, an imprint of Baker Publishing.

    Connie

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