Happy weekend. Time again for a Sunday/Monday Post, where I link up to:
Sunday Post
Sunday Salon
Stacking the Shelves
Mailbox Monday
It's Monday, What Are You Reading?
We got a little rain this week. Apparently, the remains of a storm in the Pacific made it up my way, and we got about .6 inches of rain on Thursday. I know that isn't much, but for us in September, that's unusual. They were predicting thunder and lightning with it, but if we got that, I never heard it. It was still humid (again for us) on Friday when I went for my run.
Other than that, a fairly quiet week here. I hit my work deadlines, although I wasn't as far ahead as I normally like to be. But it's behind me, which is a good thing since I need to get my normal second half of the month stuff done next week since another month end close will be here before we know it. The joys of life as an accountant.
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This Past Week on the Blog:
This Coming Week on the Blog:
Book Haul:
Just two books to tell you about again this week.
Up first is a Kindle deal on a book I'd been eyeing for a while. Big Scream in a Small Town is the first in a PI series from William Ade even though it is published under the name Nic Knuckles. Nic Knuckles also happens to be the main character's name. Yeah, I'm intrigued, so I couldn't pass it up when it went on sale for 34 cents. The publisher is hit or miss for me, so hopefully this is a hit.
The second is an ARC of Contesting the Wool by Diane Vallere. I always enjoy her books, so I'm looking forward to this one. This is in her Material Witness Mysteries. The book comes out in a little over a month, so I'll be getting to it soon.
What I'm Currently Reading:
As I type this, I'm almost done with Murder Comes Home by Rosalie Spielman, and I'll be finishing it before the evening is over. It's book three in her Hometown Mysteries featuring a woman who has retired from the army and returned to her small town in Idaho. The plots involves a TV show crew who has come to town, and I'm very anxious to finally learn what all is going on.
Up next for me will be Shady Hollow by Juneau Black. Yes, it's a mystery, but the cast of characters are animals who live in a forest. I've heard lots of good things about the series, and I've had this book for almost two years. Think it's time I got it read.
Hope you have a great week!
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