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My Goodreads TBR
my to-read shelf:
Fictionophile- “The Birds That Stay” by Ann Lambert – #BookReview @_secondstory
- 20 Questions with Robert Crouch – #AuthorInterview @robertcrouchuk #crimefiction
- “Old Lovegood Girls” by Gail Godwin – #BookReview @BloomsburyPub
- “The Cottage in a Cornish Cove” by Cass Grafton – #BookReview @rararesources @CassGrafton
- “Mile Marker 139” by Cynthia Hilston – #BookReview @rararesources @cynthiahilston
- ♥ Happy Valentine’s Day ♥ – Seeing RED
- 20 Questions with James McEwan – #AuthorInterview
- TBR poll results – What I’ll be reading soon
- “The Sea of Lost Girls” by Carol Goodman – #BookReview @C_Goodmania @Morrow_PB
- “The Authenticity Project” by Clare Pooley – Book Review
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Category Archives: Anticipated titles
TBR poll results – What I’ll be reading soon
Earlier this month I shared a poll with you all that listed a dozen novels that I very much want to read. Because I have SO many review commitments, I am limiting myself to read just one of the twelve … Continue reading
♥Help me choose my next ‘selfish’ read ♥
As a busy bookblogger, I seldom read anything other than advance reader’s copies. I have a lot of review commitments, so tend to stick to those. BUT… we all have personal TBRs packed with books we long to read on … Continue reading
January 2020 Kindle ebook purchases #bookhaul
Anyone who knows me, or follows this blog knows for sure that I have more than enough to read. I’ll never run out of great reading material. However, like most bookworms, bookbloggers, and all other book obsessed people, I cannot … Continue reading
Banish the Backlist 2020 – a bookblogger self-challenge
Twenty BACKLIST titles I plan to read in 2020:Although I hate to make New Year’s resolutions, I have promised myself that I will seriously tackle my lengthy backlist of review commitments in 2020. Time flies. I’m not sure how I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Anticipated titles, reading challenges
Tagged banish the backlist 2020, TBR list
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Fictionophile’s December 2019 Book Haul
Despite my valiant efforts to NOT take on any more review commitments… Here are the SEVEN new titles I received in December. From Edelweiss I downloaded TWO new titles: “Seven Lies” by Elizabeth Kay (published by Pamela Dorman Books) ISBN: … Continue reading
What’s in a Name? – Reading Challenge – 2020
The What’s In A Name Challenge is being hosted again for 2020 by Andrea at Carolina Book Nook. Andrea took over in 2019 from Charlie at The Worm Hole who hosted previous years’ challenges. The challenge runs from January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020. … Continue reading
Christmas titles on my TBR #festiveread
Finally! I’m starting to actually get in the mood for Christmas. If I had my way, I’d be reading nothing BUT Christmasy titles from now until the 25th of December. However… seeing as how I’m a bookblogger I feel that … Continue reading
November #bookhaul redux
Yes, I know… I’ve already posted about my Kindle purchases this month. There were only thirteen of them – don’t judge me. They were selfish purchases with no review commitments attached. Now, I’d like to share with you the seven … Continue reading
Wishful Wednesday… books I would like to request from NetGalley
So many times my finger has hovered over the Request button… Then, I remind myself that I already have over 70 titles from NetGalley already that I haven’t read yet. I repeat the mantra “I must not be greedy”, “I … Continue reading
Introducing…. “Who’s there?” by Kerena Swan
A while back I read and reviewed Kerena Swan’s “Scared to Breathe” and really enjoyed it. So, I was excited to learn that she has a new book out – a novel which she believes is her best work to … Continue reading
Posted in Anticipated titles, author interviews, cover reveals
Tagged stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Fictionophile’s 3 most anticipated titles (as of Nov. 2, 2019)
I wish I was stronger – but I have an addiction. Anyone who follows this blog and has read yesterday’s post knows that I have a LOT of review commitments. The comments on yesterday’s post have made me reconcile myself … Continue reading
Fictionophile’s October 2019 #bookhaul
I’ve been trying to request fewer titles each month in an effort to get a handle on my TBR and review commitments. I’m proud of myself this month as I only added FOUR more review commitments. There are just SO … Continue reading
Fictionophile’s September 2019 #bookhaul
I’ve been trying to request fewer titles each month in an effort to get a handle on my TBR and review commitments. This month I wasn’t very successful. There are just SO many wonderful titles available… For the entire month … Continue reading
