Books I read in March

From top to bottom:

A chick lit which was an easy read - a bit predictable though
A psychological thriller that was a great read - creepy and full of twists
A biography that was ok - it dragged on a bit and there wasn't enough description of what she saw other walk across the Sahara
A crime story that I really enjoyed - gritty and dark
A biography about domestic violence which was only ok - slow and repetitive

[Mags]

Looks like a good variety! Shamefully, I haven't read a book in a while. When things settle down in my life, that will change.

[Lin]

A great variety - I stick mostly with suspense/thriller and intend to look up that one. My newest fav writer is Kiersten Modglin, who lives in Nashville - talk about twists and surprises!

[Kathy A]

@linnypinny my favourite genre is also suspense/thriller. I will look up your newest favourite writer, thanks for the recommendation

[summerfield]

good titles and thanks for the tips. aces!

[Jay Butterfield]

It takes motivation. I can only manage one a month.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice. I haven't read any of those!

[Diana]

Love your book titles and narratives. I make a screen shot in case I need a good book ;-)

[Kathy A]

@ludwigsdiana I hope I have made some good suggestions for you

[Casablanca]

Ooh another load of books I have never heard of - it's like looking through a library checking out your monthly reads! Love it

[Jennie B.]

Another big batch of book! Still reading my book I started in beginning of March. I need to step up with the reading.

[KWind]

Great job on all your books! I hope you enjoyed them.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

You always impress me with the amount of books you read and review!

[Fisher Family]

An interesting range of books. I seem to have become stuck reading various detective novels recently.

Ian

[Judith Greenwood]

Well you’ve been focused!

[Kathy]

5 a month. I can barely read 3 if I'm lucky.

[Kathy A]

@randystreat you do way more with your leisure time than I do, which is good

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

I think this is the first time you've posted books that there isn't at least one that I've read.

[Kathy]

@kjarn I think, since you're still working, I have way more leisure time than you. Reading is important and I need to figure out how to do more of it.

[Kathy A]

Haha, I didn’t even think about the fact that I still work!