So it’s been a bit of a week. In case you missed it, British politics has been crazy busy and that means that my working life has been too. So busy in fact that one night last week I didn’t even make it home from work. And this week may well be similarly busy. Wish me luck. So the reading list is somewhat short and sweet this week – my brain has been fried and having trouble settling on anything.
Read:
The Girls by Emma Cline
A Case of Murder in Mayfair by Clara Benson
Meet Me in Monaco by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb
Asterix and the Roman Agent by Goscinny and Uderzo
Asterix and the Great Crossing by Goscinny and Uderzo
Monster, She Wrote by Lisa Kroeger and Melanie R Anderson
Started:
Chanel’s Riviera by Anne De Courcy
How to Have Meaningful Conversations by Sarah Rozenthuler
Magnolia Buildings by Elizabeth Stuckey
Still reading:
Autoboyography by Christina Lauren
Empty Mansions by Bill Dedman and Paul Clark Newell Jr
The Queen Con by Meghan Scott Molin
City of Jasmine by Deanna Raybourn
Out of Africa by Isak Dineson
And there was a fair bit of book purchasing that went on too – not only two new release hardbacks during the week but also a bit of a second hand spree on Sunday at Cannons Ashby’s secondhand bookshop. Thank you National Trust!
Bonus photo: a bit of historic home library porn from the aforementioned Cannons Ashby. The gardening stuff is in the cupboards because the owner of the time it’s set up as was a keen gardener and that’s where he kept it!
Verity Reads Books (lots of them) 
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