After a fairly disappointing reading month in February, things picked up again in March.
I finally got around to reading Wrath by John Gwynne, the final book in the Faithful and the Fallen series – which was on my list of 8 books that I’m definitely going to read in 2018. So far this is the only book I’ve read from this list – so I’m not doing well! I’m going to aim to get through a couple more this month though.
Wrath was actually a great read and such a satisfying end to an epic series. If you like fantasy, I’d definitely recommend giving these books a try if you haven’t already!
Another book I really loved this month was Ready Player One. I’ve had this on my shelf for about a year, and I have no idea why it’s taken me so long to get to it. I devoured it in just one evening – it was action packed and I couldn’t put it down! I’m looking forward to seeing the film adaptation of this to see if they did it justice. If anyone has seen it already – let me know what you think!
I was fairly disappointed with one read this month though. I’ve been reading DS Aector McAvoy series by David Mark – a crime/thriller series that I raved about a couple of months ago. It took me over a month to get through the seventh book in the series, and I really struggled to get along with the story. Usually I race through this type of book, but I found this one quite confusing and hard to follow. I’ve been finding this with a few book series recently, which have seemed to interest me less and less with each book, and it got me thinking about what writers need to do to keep a series fresh and interesting. Maybe one for a longer post another time!
One thing I’m still way behind on blog-wise at the moment is reviewing books, especially ARCs, so I need to try and pick this up in April!
Books read:
- Scorched Earth DS Aector McAvoy #7), David Mark
- Wrath, John Gwynne
- Ready Player One, Ernest Cline
- Dragonfly in Amber, Diana Gabaldon
- Everless, Sara Holland
Blog posts published:
- February wrap up
- The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, Arundhati Roy
- Book to screen adaptions I’m most looking forward to in 2018
Goodreads Challenge 2018 progress: 20/80





What were some of your favourite reads last month? What books are on your TBR for April?