November arrived in a hurry and now it has left equally as fast. How on earth can we only be mere weeks away from the big day…Christmas. I’ve had another successful reading month…actually it’s been my busiest yet in terms of blog tours…think I participated in about 20 of them. I feel completely wiped from it but it was enjoyable. It’s that time of the month where i look back at the months reading and forward to the month ahead…I need to add some festive reads at some point!
Here’s What I’ve Read This Month:
Slash by Hunter Shea
A Proclivity To Prurience by Cheryl Butler
The Damned by Tarn Richardson
Bad Seed by Jessica Eames
The Secrets He Kept by Jackie Walsh
Hearthstone Cottage by Frazer Lee
Ghoster by Jason Arnopp
Violet by S.J.I. Holliday
17 Church Row by James Carol
The Crown Agent by Stephen O’Rourke
Into The Dark by Karen Rose
Nothing Important Happened Today by Will Carver
White Rose by Kip Wilson
Stay Mad, Sweetheart by Heleen Kist
Woman On The Edge by Samantha M. Bailey
The Other Gloria by L.A. Villafane
Fairy Rock by Stephen Watt
BOOK OF THE MONTH
It was so hard to pick the book of the month for November. I didn’t have a bad read at all so this was hard. However, Nothing Important Happened Today is in a league of its own. You will not read anything quite like it again. Its Dark, its real and it won’t be a comfortable experience reading it, but it is a masterpiece. Read my review here.
A month without any bad reads sounds awesome!! Hope December is equally enjoyable!!
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Same to you my friend.
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I haven’t heard of any of these books before.
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Yay to no bad reads! I’m currently working on my month end stuff at the moment…I know it’s something like 30 books read, and I don’t think I DNF’d anything, because I pushed through them all. (A few of them I wish I hadn’t.)
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Wow 30 books read impressive. Yeah it’s an unusual month for me as I usually have around 2 DNF’s.
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Wow this is an impressive list of books. Gosh I was in a bit of a slump this month and the reads I did were not at all in my taste sadly. Hopefully my reads for the next of the year will be great 😀
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Thank you! When I’m in the zone I’m in the zone. It is unusual though not to have a bad read.
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Not a good month. QON was a disappointment and Queen of the conquered was a DNF. You look like you had a blinder of a month.
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That’s a pity! QoN is such a hyped book too! I’m always really hesitant with hyped books. I hope December is a better one.
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The series will always be in my heart and completely worth the read. I just thought that the ending would be braver than that. I never thought the characters would be betrayed.
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I’ve noticed you do a LOT of blog tours 🙂 Is that your typical modus operandi or was this past month or two above average in terms of how many you participated in?
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Not my usual at all… Just so many good tours this month. Though I’m very glad I have a quieter December 😊
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This is an AWESOME list. How is the reading coming along for December? As the weather gets colder I find myself with a bigger TBR list because I would much rather be inside reading then facing the elements. “Nothing Important Happened Today” sounds awesome. I don’t mean to add to your already daunting reading list BUT I wanted to recommend a book that sounds like it might be right up your alley. The fact that you wrote “you will not be comfortable reading this” made me think of “Ain’t No Messiah” by Mark Tullius. This book can be categorized as a psychological thriller meets a coming of age story. The main character, Joshua, should be dead, Â by all accounts. He has grown up surviving a number of deadly accidents that supports his father’s claim, he is the second coming of Jesus Christ. His father has very powerful ties and uses them to continue this lie making his cult-like followers truly believe Joshua is their savior. Joshua wants to escape this world and find happiness but seems to be in a hopeless situation. This book is dark, twisted, unique and my book club loved it. I am a huge fan of Chuck Palahniuk and Stephen King and this author definitely has a similar disturbing point of view. I really hope you will check it out. Here is the author’s website if you want to read more about the book!
https://www.marktullius.com/
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Actually this does sound interesting and I will most certainly be checking it out. Thanks 😊
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