The Sunday Post is hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated reviewer book blog, and is a post to recap my bookish and non-bookish things from the last week. I'm also linking up to The Sunday Salon hosted by Deb Nance @Readerbuzz.
Happy Sunday!
Nothing too exciting to report. I'm working today.
I finally caught up with the read along last weekend hosted by Anne @Books of My Heart so I was able to participate in the chat last Sunday afternoon and it was fun! I forgot how fun it is for our group to get together (over the computer) and discuss a book. There were some good insights and I'm excited about the next book!
The weather has been sunny and in the 60s. I've been getting out and walk/jogging. My husband and I did the same hike we did last weekend but only 5 miles instead of 6 this time. Wore proper hiking books instead of tennis shoes, so it was easier on our ankles and I felt more stable. Today we went to the garden center and bought dirt, veggies and flowers to plant. I'll keep them by the house until the end of March just in case we get another snowstorm. Our last frost date is supposed to be March 25th. We've had snow as late as April here. Let's hope that's not the case this year.
We had some foggy nights at the house. The light is one of our solar lights. It was darker than it looked in this photo.
Had a visit from some turkeys. There were about 20 of them. The cats were entertained.
The Swamps by Seraphina Nova Glass-4 Stars
The Butcher's Masquerade (Dungeon Crawler Carl #5) by Matt Dinniman-5 Stars
Nash Falls (Walter Nash #1) by David Baldacci-4 Stars
All audios. The Swamps was a fun, campy popcorn thriller novella. I loved The Butcher's Masquerade, another crazy ride! It was over 23 hours long, but the story just flew by! Nash Falls was a great mystery/thriller with a full cast of narrators. I'm looking forward to the next one releasing in April.
Received:
Brimstone Hollow (Annie Gore #2) by Archer Sullivan
Storm Tide (Mike Bowditch #16) by Paul Doiron
Family Lies (San Diego #4) by Karen Rose
The Shippers by Katherine Center
Thank you to Minotaur Books, St. Martin's Press, Berkley and Macmillan Audio!















I like that picture with the early morning fog. Looks dreamy, like something from a fairytale.
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