The month that was… September 2019

Well, it’s now October, and the weather has turned decidedly autumnal.  The days are shorter, and I’m still a little surprised and disappointed at how dark it is when I get up for work in the morning 😦  That said, I think that the short days and bad weather are a great excuse to sit in and read, preferably with a large glass of red wine to hand.

I posted ten reviews in September, and my favourite novels of the month were:

• Himself by Jess Kidd
• The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
• The Testaments by Margaret Atwood

I also reviewed:

• I Still Dream by James Smythe
• The Secretary by Renée Knight
• The Lost World by Michael Crichton
• Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames
• The End of the Ocean by Maja Lunde
• Semiosis by Sue Burke

And I took part in two blog tours:

• Blood Song by Johana Gustawsson
• The Goldsboro Books Glass Bell Award in which I re-posted by review of VOX by Christina Dalcher, who went on to win the prize!

I also shared my 20 Books of Summer Wrap Up and some Mini Reviews of Recent Reads.

TBR Watch

Are you ready for this?!  I have read ALL of books purchased / acquired prior to 2019!  My TBR has reduced a little as well, which is always nice to see 🙂