Happy Sunday and welcome to another weekly update where I share a little about what’s happened to me this week and the books I’ve reviewed.
I haven’t posted for a few weeks – firstly there was work, then there was half-term (which was mainly spent painting my daughter’s bedroom vs. reading or blogging)
Thankfully, this week, I managed to get back to both. I’ve finished two books and three reviews – all for books I really enjoyed.
First up was More Than A Woman by Caitlin Moran. How much did I love this book? Sooooo much! I’m a bit of a Moran Fan Girl so possibly not a surprise. There aren’t many books that make me laugh out loud – repeatedly – but she does it every time. And it’s even less likely that a book will make me cry. She managed that too. I know this one won’t be for everyone as it is edgy and rude and sad. But it feels perfect for women like me – 40+ Gen Xer’s who still want to rock doc martins and too much eyeliner.
I followed this up with two solid domestic thrillers – The Undiscovered Deaths of Grace McGill and When They Find Her. Both of them are different from what I expected, with twists in the tale that make you sit up and realise you’ve been very much led astray by the authors. What was most impressive about When They Find Her is that it’s a debut, which I wouldn’t have guessed.
Other than that, there isn’t much to report this week – not sure if that’s a good thing or not? How about you? How was your week, reading and otherwise? Emma x
Joining in with the Sunday Post and Kimberly, the Caffeinated Book Reviewer
One Readers Thoughts 
Psych thrillers are still so popular and I love them. I have so many to read now, I can’t ever finish. All ebooks, of course. Have a great week!
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I’m with you. They are my go to book genre.
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When They Find Her is new to me but sounds really good! Hope your coming week is full of reading.
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That’s why I love the library – I find books I wouldn’t otherwise x
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Welcome back to the Sunday Post! Don’t worry, life tends to get in the way for all of us.
Domestic thrillers, gosh I like that term. I am so going to make an icon tag for that on my blog. It’s very fitting. Glad you enjoyed your two thrillers and that you are enjoying reading again.
Have a good week ahead!
Elza Reads
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I am not sure what else to call them. I often get myself tied up in tags as books don’t always seem to fit into one category?
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More Than a Woman looks good! Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my blog. Have a great week.
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It was. Anything that can make me smile at the moment. Well worth a read x
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I love it when books make me laugh. 🙂 I love the thrillers too- glad you found some good ones! I can see trying the Middleton one.
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I do too – though I don’t read nearly enough of them!
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Same here- for as much as I like them, why do I read so few ?
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I have not read these books but glad you enjoyed them! I hope you have a great week!
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There are just too many books out there for us to read them all aren’t they?
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Yes, but it’s a great problem to have!
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