I've been tremendously lazy here this week, especially as I've been quite good recently at keeping up with reviews and stuff. I have a book I was going to review today, Barging In by Josephine Myles, but I've already seen about 4-5 reviews of this book in the last couple of days, all of which were saying exactly what I was going to say. It's rather taken the shine off my reviewing focus to think I'll be just repeating what other have said, and probably less eloquently too. So I decided to wait on the review until later.
Unfortunately, apart from a book I shall be reviewing tomorrow and a book I DNFed, I haven't read anything else this week, other than shorts for Brief Encounters Reviews. Yep, it's a slow reading week so far! So here I am instead blethering on about nothing.
I do have an announcement of sorts to make. Up until now, I haven't really done any guest posts here at Well Read, but that's going to change soon. I have a guest post coming up on Monday and then a few in November/December. So that's something for you to look forward to. Plus I've got a couple of author interviews coming up soon too.
So.... read any good books lately? I'm feeling a little uninspired by my TBR pile and suggestions are welcome.
*wanders off to look at what I've read lately*
ReplyDeleteHmm. You've obviously read Barging In. The Usual Apocalypse isn't out yet. Have you read Life Lessons by Kaje Harper? It and the sequel, Breaking Cover, are EXCELLENT. AND set in Minneapolis! :)
Knight Errant by KD Sarge! Have you read it yet? Scifi and I loved it. *gasp*
ReplyDeleteChris: I have The Usual Apocalypse to read for next week. I'm reviewing it at Wave's site. I also have Knight Errant. I bought it after reading your reviewette and must get around to reading it soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Kaje Harper recs. I've seen lots of good comments about those books on GRs. I should have bought one of them instead of the new release I took a chance on and ended up not finishing.
Well, Kaje Harper's book Lies & Consequences is free at Smashwords.... ;) It's not as good as the Life Lessons books, but it's a decent read. I think it might've been her first book - she's definitely getting better with each one. :)
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely bear that in mind. Thanks! :)
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