Another month down, another stack of books devoured! February was a mix of thrillers, business insights, self-improvement, and some fiction that kept me hooked. Here’s what I read this month and my thoughts on each:
1. The One by John Marrs
A psychological thriller with a unique twist—what if a simple DNA test could identify your soulmate? This book took me on a wild ride of love, deception, and shocking revelations. Definitely a page-turner!
2. Maine Characters by Hannah Orenstein
A colorful, heartfelt novel set in coastal Maine, diving into family, relationships, and self-discovery. I loved the setting, and the writing was engaging!
3. The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
A short but impactful self-improvement read. Mel Robbins’ “Let Them” theory is all about letting people be who they are and focusing on what we can control. It’s a mindset shift that I found refreshing.
4. Principles by Ray Dalio
A deep dive into life and business principles from one of the world’s top investors. It’s a dense read but packed with valuable insights. Definitely one I’ll revisit.
5. The Crash by Freida McFadden
A thriller that kept me guessing! Freida McFadden knows how to craft suspenseful stories, and this one had twists I didn’t see coming.
6. The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz
A must-read for anyone in business or leadership. It doesn’t sugarcoat the challenges of running a company, and I appreciated the honesty.
7. First-Time Caller by B.K. Borison
A lighthearted, charming romance with great dialogue and lovable characters. Perfect for when you need a feel-good read!
8. Superagency by Reid Hoffman & Greg Beato
A fascinating look at AI and the future of work. If you’re interested in technology, innovation, or how AI is shaping industries, this is a thought-provoking read.
Final Thoughts
This month’s reading list had a great mix of suspense, self-improvement, and business wisdom.
What did you read in February? Let me know in the comments!
The Bookish Ashley 
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