Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up

Sunday Post

I’m trying to get back into the habit of doing a round-up of the week just completed and also take a look at my plans for the forthcoming week.  I rather got out of the habit of doing so but I would like to reinstate this type of post as I feel it keeps me on track.  So, I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s  Caffeinated Reviewer.  Without further ado:

Books read this week:

This week has been busy with not as much time for reading or blogging.  I have completed another SPFBO finalist so only have one book left and I’ve also started to post my reviews.  I’ve also started Play of Shadows by Sebastien de Castell which I’m enjoying so far.  

Next Week’s Reads:

This week I’d like to finish Play of Shadows, which is my last March review book, I’m also hoping to read my final SPFBO finalist and perhaps fit in a backlist book.

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Reviews Posted:

  1. SPFBO Finalist Master of the Void by Wend Raven
  2. SPFBO Finalist The Wickwire Watch by Jacquelyn Hagen

Outstanding Reviews

Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up

Sunday Post

I’m trying to get back into the habit of doing a round-up of the week just completed and also take a look at my plans for the forthcoming week.  I rather got out of the habit of doing so but I would like to reinstate this type of post as I feel it keeps me on track.  So, I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s  Caffeinated Reviewer.  Without further ado:

Books read this week:

This week I feel like I’ve been on a go slow for some reason.  Not just in reading and blogging but everything.  An overall lack of oomph.  Anyway, I did manage to finally post an update about where I’m up to with SPFBO.  I completed and reviewed Oracle by Thomas Olde Heuvelt.  I also read another SPFBO finalist and picked up another – which I feel I will complete today, which will then leave me with two more finalists before my SPFBO reading is complete.  I have one more review book this month which I will start this forthcoming week.  Play of Shadows by Sebastien de Castell.

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Next Week’s Reads:

Hoping to read my remaining SPFBO finalists and also my final review book for March.  Mmm, I’d also like to fit in a backlist book.

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Reviews Posted:

  1. Oracle by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
  2. The Storm Beneath the World by Michael R Fletcher
  3. Crucible of Chaos by Sebastien de Castell

Outstanding Reviews

Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up

Sunday Post

I’m trying to get back into the habit of doing a round-up of the week just completed and also take a look at my plans for the forthcoming week.  I rather got out of the habit of doing so but I would like to reinstate this type of post as I feel it keeps me on track.  So, I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s  Caffeinated Reviewer.  Without further ado:

Books read this week:

This week I’ve had less time for reading and blogging – life ‘things’ keep getting in the way –  in particular the freezer going on the blink involving lots of running around cleaning up and cooking things that I wouldn’t otherwise have been cooking plus overall very bad weather and storms and wind blowing things into places they shouldn’t be.  Still, I managed to  complete The Classified Dossier – Sherlock Holmes and Dorian Gray by Christian Klavier.  I then went off track slightly and picked up Murder Road by Simone St James which I loved and in fact have already reviewed. Finally I picked up Oracle by Thomas Olde Heuvelt.  I was hoping to complete this by the end of the day but I’ve been side tracked again so probably one to complete next week now.

Complete Oracle by Thomas Olde Heuvelt.  I then have one final review book for March, Play of Shadows by Sebastien de Castell.  After that I’m going to see if I can complete the rest of my SPFBO finalists.  I’m also hoping to provide an update next week followed by reviews – one to be posted every few days (once I’ve drawn up my schedule).

Reviews Posted:

  1. The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden
  2. The Classified Dossier – Sherlock Holmes and Dorian Gray by Christian Klavier
  3. Murder Road by Simone St James

Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up

Sunday Post

I’m trying to get back into the habit of doing a round-up of the week just completed and also take a look at my plans for the forthcoming week.  I rather got out of the habit of doing so but I would like to reinstate this type of post as I feel it keeps me on track.  So, I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s  Caffeinated Reviewer.  Without further ado:

Books read this week:

I’m a little bit behind (story of my life so it seems).  We’ve been away for a week to the beautiful city of Madrid.  We had a fantastic time there amongst all the hustle and bustle.  It’s a very friendly city, great tapas, delicious wine, plenty to see and do.  I highly recommend it.  I have managed a few reads which is good but I’m behind with reviews (obviously I wasn’t writing these up on holiday – I’m such a slacker!) so now I have to give my head a wobble and schedule a few in this week to try and catch up.  I’ve also not been blog hopping or responding to comments so I’ll be getting back on track with that also.  In reading news I’ve managed to complete three of my review books.  I went off schedule a little.  I started with The Trials of Empire by Richard Swan which was an excellent conclusion to the series – lots of action and horror in this grand finale.  I then picked up AG Slatter’s The Briar Book of the Dead which is just wonderful.  I’m loving her work and so I went into the read with high expectations and I’m pleased to say these were easily met with this deliciously witchy tale.  I then picked up T Kingfisher’s What Feasts at Night which was a very quick read.   My next read will be another of my SPFBO finalists, I’m hoping to fit two in this month to keep me on track.

Next Week’s Reads:

Reviews Posted:

Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up

Sunday Post

I’m trying to get back into the habit of doing a round-up of the week just completed and also take a look at my plans for the forthcoming week.  I rather got out of the habit of doing so but I would like to reinstate this type of post as I feel it keeps me on track.  So, I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s  Caffeinated Reviewer.  Without further ado:

Books read this week:

This week I’ve been away for a few days and in fact I’m still away.  So, I’ve had a few posts scheduled but not written many reviews or done much blog hopping or chatting with everyone.  Next week, hopefully, normal service will be resumed.  This week I managed to stay on track. I’ve read Only If You’re Lucky by Stacy Willingham and Everyone Who Can Forgive Me Is Dead by Jenny Hollander and enjoyed both of these titles – my only regret is reading one on the back of the other – because they’re both mysteries that flit back and forth between the ‘then’ and the ‘now’.

Next Week’s Reads:

Reviews Posted:

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