Considering I’ve been off work this week and not really been commuting, I don’t think I’ve done too badly. I’ve called time on the Sarah Waters – there’s so much else I’d rather be reading, and it’s lingered for two months not being read, so I’ve given up. I’ll keep it around – and I may return to it – but enough people (including The Boy) have told me that it wound them up or left them unsatisfied that I thought I’d rather spend my time on stuff I do enjoy.
I’m trying to delay reading the last Parasol Protectorate story – because once I read it, I’m out of Gail Carriger to read until her next book comes out (in 2015!) so the purchase of a couple of Ngaio Marsh omnibuses in Foyles double Foyalty points promotion last weekend has bee fortuitous. A bit of Golden Age crime is an excellent distraction!
Read:
The Greatest Love Story of All Time by Lucy Robinson
The Grand Duchess of Nowhere by Laurie Graham
One Upon A Christmas Kiss by Manda Collins
How The In-Laws Wrecked Christmas by Fiona Gibson
A Grosvenor Square Christmas by Anna Campbell, Shana Galen, Vanessa Kelly and Kate Noble
Heartless by Gail Carriger
Died in the Wool by Ngaio Marsh
Final Curtain by Ngaio Marsh
Started:
Goodbye Picadilly by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
Emma by Alexander McCall Smith
Swing, Brother, Swing by Ngaio Marsh
Still reading:
More Fool Me by Stephen Fry
The Goddess and the Thief by Essie Fox
A couple of books bought this week – both Christmas released from Authors that I enjoy, so they’ll probably appear here soon!