December Reading Wrap-Up

I read four books total in December. I have two that I'm currently reading that carry over to January.

I enjoyed Scythe & Sparrow and Shot in the Dark, but reading in December sort of dragged for me with the exception of Until I Die. I've waxed poetic on Until I Die and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. It gave me a book hangover which is probably why the rest of December felt like a slog.

Once I finish Stutter, which is starting to slog majorly, I plan to read the Ever Seas Trilogy. I got myself the hardcover copies for Christmas. I generally prefer paperback, but the books were just traditionally (re)published so the hardcovers were quite a bit more reasonable than the paperbacks.

I just signed up for the January Book of the Month. I got a promotional offer which made the book $5. I just have to buy one month at full price which is $17.99 for a hardcover. I'll see if I like it and if the books offered appeal to me. I chose Rings of Fate.

That's really it for December. It was a very busy month for me so I didn't have as much reading time. Happy Reading.

-Q

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