Weekly Wrap Up : 01/04/18
1 April 2018 
Easter is here – hope you’re all having a break and spending time with family and friends. My last week’s reading went a little off track. I threw in another one of my SPFBO books and also a short ghost story:
Books read:
- Feeder by Patrick Weekes
- The Sisters Mederos by Patrice Sarath
- Tiger Lily by K Lincoln Bird
- The Atrocities by Jeremy C Shipp
Next Week’s Reads:
- School for Psychics by K C Archer
- One Way by S J Morden
- The Queen of Blood by Sarah Beth Durst
Upcoming reviews:
- Starborn by Lucy Hounsom
- Envy of Angels by Matt Wallace
- The Bitter Twins by Jen Williams
- Sufficiently Advanced Magic by Andrew Rowe
- Feeder by Patrick Weekes
- The Sisters Mederos by Patrice Sarath
- Tiger Lily by K Lincoln Bird
- The Atrocities by Jeremy C Shipp
I’d love to know what you’re reading this week.
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I just finished something for a blog tour and now I don’t know what to read. I have way too many review books for April, plus I didn’t read all my March books. Ugh! I may start with The Atrocities because it’s short, and I’ll feel like I’m making some progress.
It’s a book that fits very nicely into one sitting. Hope you enjoy it. It’s dark and definitely a little strange.
Lynn 😀
I love your reading list for this coming week, Lynn – I wanted to get hold of One Way and I have managed to acquire an extract for The School for Psychics, but am still waiting to hear if I will get the book…
School for Psychics is my next read. One Way was good. I have to say it’s not quite what I was expecting but it’s well done. Quite technical and not as scary as I was perhaps expecting. I did enjoy it though.
Lynn 😀
I was HOPING for a tension-filled, murder mystery whodunit – I look forward to reading your review about this one…
Happy Easter! I’m with Tammy – The Atrocities is looking better and better to me right now because it’s short and I’m a little behind, but I have also heard some great things about it!
It’s very unusual – I did enjoy it and read it in one sitting. Dark, odd, a bit bizarre. Good.
Lynn 😀
I’m excited to hear your thoughts about One Way. I’ve been on the fence about reading it.
I liked it although it really wasn’t quite what I expected. It’s very well written, quite a lot of technical sci fi elements going on and a slowish build up – but well done on the whole.
Lynn 😀
Ouu I love technical sci fi stuff!
Thanks for the quick review! 🙂
Lynn, I had a wonderful Easter thank you. I hope you did too. This weekend, I managed to finish reading This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Now I am reading fantasy Hazard of Shadows by Mike Phillips, a history of Charles II by John Miller and I have just started God’s Smuggler by Brother Andrew. Happy reading!
Wow – such a lot of books. I hope you’re loving them all.
Lynn 😀
I’m looking forward to your thoughts on The Atrocities. That one sounds great.
It was very unusual. A very quick read, literally one sitting, twisted and a bit strange. I certainly didn’t dislike it, it was good, just odd.
Lynn 😀