Ok. So I went ice skating on Monday and fell over and now I have a little fracture in my elbow. The hospital don’t like to immobilise elbows (you lose movement fast and it’s hard to get it back) so until the giant bruise appeared on Saturday I had no evidence of my injury, but I have had lots of sympathy and I’m hopped up on painkillers so it’s fairly ok. I’ve been taking it easy (mostly on the sofa) but I haven’t been able to concentrate on anything serious – or hold heavy books. I called time on The #MonuMeta Social Media Book this week – I’ve tried and tried and tried (I’m not sure the pain helped when I gave it another go in A&E), but I just couldn’t get into it. It’s got great reviews on Goodreads though, so it’s clearly me that has a problem not anyone else!
Read:
The Season by Sarah MacLean
Burke’s Last Witness by C J Dunford
It Must Be Christmas by Jennifer Crusie, Donna Alward and Mandy Baxter
Twelve Days of Christmas by Debbie Macomber
A Whole Latte Murder by Caroline Fardig
The Best of Dear Coquette by The Coquette
Potent Pleasures by Eloisa James
Started:
The Wangs vs the World by Jade Chang
Duck the Halls by Donna Andrew
Still reading:
The Underground Railroad by Coulson Whitehead
Perhaps unsurprisingly given my weakened state, I had a kindle spending spree from my sick bed on Tuesday and Foyles were doing 20% off for Black Friday so I bought myself a book along with the ones I was buying as presents, but apart from that I’ve been remarkably restrained. Or at least I think that I have.
