Books I read in September

From top to bottom:

A general fiction which was well written and interesting but way too wordy and way too long
A historical fiction which I really enjoyed

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Another good month of reading!

[Babs]

Sounds like interesting reads. I find Bryce Courtenay heavy going.

[Dawn]

Sounds like a good read

[Kathy A]

@onewing me too, it took me over 3 weeks to read the above book

[Diana]

The Bottom book sure sounds interesting, wish I had more time.

[Renee Salamon]

Sounds interesting but I just finished a Ken Follett tome so not ready for another wordy read yet.

[Corinne C]

Wonderful idea to share your books. I finished a book from Dean Cycon ‘Finding Home - Hungary” and I am in the middle of a book from Stephen Kiernan “The Glass Chateau”. Both easy to read but the book from Dean Cycon is my favorite.

[Mags]

Both look interesting, but I do love historical fiction.

[Olwynne]

I don't get physical books anymore. I use an e-reader, so it's nice to see actual books for a change

[Fisher Family]

Two new authors to me. I seem to have quite a backlog of books to read at the moment, I must devote more time to reading!

Ian

[Wylie]

Not familiar with the books but know of Bryce Courtney of course

[Kathy]

'Way to wordy' books frustrate me.