September felt like a slower reading month, and I honestly thought I had been slacking a little. Then I counted everything up and realized I finished eight books, which is exactly the same number I read in August. Apparently, my feelings cannot be trusted when it comes to reading statistics.
One additional book didn’t meet my three-Nerd threshold, so in keeping with my review policy, I haven’t included it below.
Here’s what I read:
People of Means by Nancy Johnson
🤓🤓🤓🤓
Last Summer at Maine Chance by Jessica Everett
🤓🤓🤓
The Case of Bingley’s Missing Aphrodite by Emma Aubrey
🤓🤓🤓🤓
Who Needs Mistletoe? by Sarah Estep
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
There’s No Turning Back by Alba de Céspedes
🤓🤓🤓
The Shippers by Katherine Center
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
My two standout reads were easily The Shippers and Who Needs Mistletoe?
I loved, loved, loved The Shippers. It gave me the same comforting, funny, slightly chaotic feeling I get from watching Bridget Jones’s Diary, which is one of my comfort movies.
Who Needs Mistletoe? surprised me in a completely different way. I used to think holiday romances would be cheesy, but this was my first one, and it completely opened my mind to the genre. Apparently, I may be a holiday romance reader after all.
Overall, September gave me two five-Nerd reads, two four-Nerd reads, and three three-Nerd reads worth sharing. I’d call that a pretty good reading month.
Let’s Discuss
What was the best book you read in September?