September Reads

     Ah, September, I am so glad you are over! Ugh, what a month.  I was too busy so now I am exhausted, grumpy, overstimulated and under read. BOO! 

 

Here's the pathetically short list:

Brewing Up Murder by Neila Young:  A good start to a new cozy mystery series.  All the info here.

 

 


Outlander by Diana Galbaldon: This is the second read of this one for me. My plan was to read the first three before season three of the show started...didn't happen.  Oh well, I still want to reread all of them before I delve into #8 which I have been saving until we got closer to the release of #9...I'll maybe get that done by 2019.







White Bars by David Dagley:  A little too metaphorical for me.  See all my thoughts here.

 

The Best Kind of People by Zoe Whittall: Interesting family drama but unlikable characters.  Full review here.

 

At Home in the World by Tsh Oxenreider:  The family addition of Eat, Pray, Love. All the details here.

 

The Woods by Christopher Viceconte:  A coming of age story that was good but the way it ending bugged me.  Full review is over here.

 

Gods in Alabama by Joshilyn Jackson:  My reading challenge book for September that was good but not as amazing as The Almost Sisters.  All my thoughts here.

 
 
 

Crossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner:  This was my book club pick for the month and I started it...it was good but a little depressing so I set it down and haven't picked it back up yet.  I will finish it, I just don't know when. 











Sneak peek at October: