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Well of course for many this was a step into Autumn and for myself a step into Spring. And indeed there are spring bulbs blooming which is rather nice. I had another good reading month, more review books than I had hoped - it just seems difficult to get to those new books I have bought in the hope of reading!
Total books read this month: 15
Genres Read
Book Formats:
| Paperback | Five |
| E-Book | Eight |
| Audiobook | Two |
| From TBR shelf | Two |
| Review Books | Ten |
| From my New Shelf | One |
Genres Read
| Contemporary Romance | Five |
| Crime/Suspense | Two |
| Fantasy | Zero |
| Women's Fiction | Six |
| Historical Fiction | Zero |
| Memoir | Zero |
| Fiction | One |
Books Read
Beach Colors Shelley Noble - audio
Overseas Beatriz Williams
Apprentice in Death J. D. Robb
Finding Libbie Deanna Lynn Sletten
Blossom Street Brides Debbie Macomber
Always a Cowboy Linda Lael Miller
Echoes of Family Barbara Claypole White
Christmas in Eternity Springs Emily March
First Star I See Tonight Susan Elizabeth Phillips
The Art of Keeping Secrets Rachael Johns
The Life She Wants Robyn Carr
The Promise Kitchen Peggy Lampman
Delusion in Death J. D. Robb - audio
Two by Two Nicholas Sparks
Sold Short Ainslie Paton
Overseas Beatriz Williams
Apprentice in Death J. D. Robb
Finding Libbie Deanna Lynn Sletten
Blossom Street Brides Debbie Macomber
Always a Cowboy Linda Lael Miller
Echoes of Family Barbara Claypole White
Christmas in Eternity Springs Emily March
First Star I See Tonight Susan Elizabeth Phillips
The Art of Keeping Secrets Rachael Johns
The Life She Wants Robyn Carr
The Promise Kitchen Peggy Lampman
Delusion in Death J. D. Robb - audio
Two by Two Nicholas Sparks
Sold Short Ainslie Paton
New to me authors.
Shelley Noble
Peggy Lampman
Deanna Lyn Sletten
Deanna Lyn Sletten
Top Books for September
Not in any order just ones I particularly enjoyed.
Looking Forward to Reading in October...
I love Cathy Lamb books and this came out recently and in October I'll certainly be making space on the calendar to read it!
Incoming Books.
Paperback Books Purchased:
E Books Purchased:
I heard on the news that our country will be charging goods and services taxes on all electronic goods from overseas from October 1st so decided to just buy this as I was about to make this post!
E Books Purchased:
I heard on the news that our country will be charging goods and services taxes on all electronic goods from overseas from October 1st so decided to just buy this as I was about to make this post!
Library Books:
Nothing.
Nothing.
Books coming from NetGalley or Edelweiss
From Hachette NZ
From Hachette NZ
Accepted to review
Audio Books
So how did your reading month pan out?
I can't believe September is over already.
ReplyDeleteYou had an amazing month. Fifteen books in a month is wonderful. I can barely manage four.
The books all sound good. I didn't know Beatriz Williams had another book...I haven't heard of Overseas. Is it a new title or an old title?
The Bishop's Girl looks like a really good read. Love the cover.
ENJOY your weekend, Kathryn, and Happy Reading!!
Elizabeth
I am not totally sure Elizabeth but I think Overseas might have been her debut novel, its an older one anyway.
DeleteLooks like so many great titles this month. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI will enjoy Pat - most of them anyway.
DeleteWhat a great month you had, Kathryn. I think I'm going to save the new Higgins for my first book of 2017 :) Here's hoping your October reading is even better than September!
ReplyDeleteWould be perfect for 1st of year. I will have to start thinking about mine!
DeleteYou had a great month! I'll be posting my wrap-up later today, as I hope to finish a couple more books.
ReplyDeleteI am eyeing Pretty Little World. Enjoy your books!
15 books in 30 days; that is darn good. Some handsome covers here. Which Susan Elizabeth Phillips book do you suggest I read first?
ReplyDeleteThey are all good, however First Lady was probably one of my favs mainly because I loved the presidential twist and there is a follow up for one of the characters in a later book. While she does right some in series they can be read as standalones as well. I'd just look at her books and see what interests. They are a light read but well written.
DeleteYes well that would be write!
DeleteTwo by Two is a new Nicholas Sparks book for me, I'll have to check it out! Have a wonderful October.
ReplyDeleteWow where has the year gone, while you're getting ready for spring and summer the leaves are turning red and gold and the temps are finally falling off to enjoyable ranges. I didn't count my reads this month probably in the same range as you
ReplyDeleteYou had a great reading month! There's something about the Fall that really gets me excited about reading and blogging again, so here's to a great October!
ReplyDeleteHappy reading this month!
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome month for you. I'd like to read Two By Two. Happy October!
ReplyDeleteoh man 15 books? i really wish i could do that. Hope you enjoy A Promise of Fire! I want to read that soon
ReplyDeleteah ah getting closer to you this month with 13! You have some cool covers here, enjoy your October readings
ReplyDeleteSuch a great reading month, with so many wonderful incoming and upcoming titles! I hope you have a wonderful October!
ReplyDeleteOo Breath of Fire..I almost accepted it, but honestly I want to listen again. I just hope it release around the same time! You did awesome :)
ReplyDeleteWow, great choices (and great covers-- love the looks of some of these).
ReplyDeleteI've read a Cathy Lamb so I should look for The Language of Sisters. I've put The Promise of Fire high up on my list of possible e-books to download this month, after reading a great review by Kim(ba) of it. The Bishop's Girl looks like something I would enjoy, too.
I'm writing down many of these titles to go on my TLF (to-look-for) list. So many books you read this past month, Kathryn; you've been busy!