Books I read in March

From top to bottom:
A medical thriller that was interesting but not much action.
A womens fiction that I read for book club and enjoyed.
A psychological thriller which was a good read with lots of twists and turns.
A psychological thriller that was a bit slow and predictable.
A general fiction that was a well written and interesting read although hugely over wordy like all his books are.

[Casablanca]

Always an education over here! Have not heard of these but always interested to read your review summary

[Issi Bannerman]

Don't know any of these books, but I love to see what you've read. This month I read 'The Four Winds' by Kristin Hannah (super), 'The Measure' by Nicki Elrick (very good) and am currently reading 'Queenie of Norwich' by L.K. Wilde. Very good so far.

[Diana]

You never cease to amaze me with all the books you manage in one month! I struggle to finish one ;-)

[Babs]

An interesting selection of books
I gave up on Bryce Courtenay books too long winded

[Susan Wakely]

Authors that I am familiar with but not read these.

[Kathy A]

@onewing I agree but I’m determined to read them all, only one more to go

[Babs]

@kjarn wow I am impressed, you are a glutton for punishment 😁

[Mags]

Lovely shot of your titles. You are such a good reader. =)

[Kathy]

I can’t remember if I’ve ever read any of the books that you shown on this site. You certainly read fast and a variety of books.

[Kathy A]

@jamibann I’ve heard that Kristen Hannah books are great but I’ve yet to read any

[Fisher Family]

A varied selection! I've just been reading Holy Island by LJ Ross - a thrilling detective novel which definitely makes me want to read more of the series.

Ian

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Another productive month!

[Karen]

Great variety of books, Kathy. I agree with you re Bryce Courtney. Still, some are worth reading. The Power of One will always be my favourite.

[Kathy A]

@cocokinetic I think Jessica has been my favourite