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A Passage to India -- E.M. Forster

Man I love Forster, I wish he'd written more novels. This one got kind of strange in the middle and then surprised me by getting me really emotionally invested by the end without my noticing.

Castle in the Air -- Diana Wynne Jones

The indigo spell by richelle mead

The Night Circus

Nightwalker -- Jocelynn Drake
Nightbound -- Lynn Viehl

Additionally:
Time Thief -- Katie MacAlister

Fantasy in Death by J.D Robb

One of my old romance novels from 25 years ago.....not much to say about it other then I know why I stopped reading those types of books now. Some of them just have no story line.....

Touch of Steel-- Kate Cross

Interview with the Vampire- Anne Rice

Don't think bad of me but It was Twilight by Stephenie Meyer for the 20th time. I can't help it if I love the series...despite the sparkling vampires.

belladonna: doncha worry i read the series thrice(i was so team Jacob by the time i finished eclipse) ◕‿↼ in fact it is one of the first series teens usually read...

i recently finished reading the series Delirium by Lauren Oliver
its about revolting against the removal of the feeling of love from everyone's brain through surgery...its sort of like the hunger games only far better.~_^

I just finished reading hex hall from Rachel Hawkins

The Vampire Lestat- Anne Rice

Dayhunter -- Jocelynn Drake

The last book I completed was called Rejar. It is a romantic novel, but isn't exactly what most would perceive as normal. The men in these books are called Familiars, they can change into a form resembling a cat, only larger. Protected on their homeworld by Magicians called the Charl. I am now reading Mine To Take, which takes place after Rejar's story beings.

Demon glass by Rachel Hawkins