May 2018 Report

Despite starting off pretty rough, this ended up being a pretty good month — some fantastic works, a lot of good ones, but yeah, some let-downs, too. Things were fairly productive, too — all in all a good month, and the next month promises to continue that trend (phew!).

So, here’s what happened here in May —

Books/Novels/Novellas/Short Stories Read/Listened to:

Fault Lines Old Black Magic Baby Shower
3 Stars 4 Stars 3 Stars
The Roaring Twenties Benedict Arnold Theophany
3 Stars 3.5 Stars 3.5 Stars
Reluctant Courage Not Talking Italics Gables Court
1 1/2 Stars 5 Stars 1 Star
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone The Gauntlet The Fairies of Sadieville
5 Stars 4 Stars 5 Stars
How to Be a Perfect Christian Proven Guilty The Assassin of Oz
4 Stars 4 1/2 Stars 3.5 Stars
The TV Decective Trouble is a Friend of Mine Trade Deal
4 Stars 4 Stars 3 Stars
Flame in the Dark Fleshmarket Alley Trouble Makes a Comeback
4 Stars 4 Stars 3.5 Stars
Sixth Prime Spiraling  The War Outside My Window
2 Stars 3.5 Stars 5 Stars
How it Happened The Ship of the Dead Dreadnought
4 Stars 3 Stars 3 Stars

Still Reading:

Volume 1: The Glory of Christ Jesus and His Enemies Rubicon
Any Other Name            

Reviews Posted:

Book Challenge Progress:

Angel's Guilty Pleasures
  • Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Audiobook) by J. K. Rowling, Jim Dale
  • Trouble is a Friend of Mine (Audiobook) by Stephanie Tromly, Kathleen McInerney
  • Fleshmarket Alley by Ian Rankin
  • Trouble Makes a Comeback(Audiobook) by Stephanie Tromly, Kathleen McInerney (link to come)
  • How it Happened by Michael Koryta (link to come)
  • Ship of the Dead (Audiobook) by Rick Riordan, Michael Crouch
  • Sixth Prime by Dan O’Brien
  • Reluctant Courage by Rica Newbery
  • Not Talking Italics by Russell Day
  • Gables Court by Alan S. Kessler
  • The TV Detective by Simon Hall
  • Trouble is a Friend of Mine (Audiobook) by Stephanie Tromly, Kathleen McInerney
  • How to Be a Perfect Christian by The Babylon Bee
  • The Assassin of Oz by Nicky Peacock
  • Sixth Prime by Dan O’Brien
  • The Roaring Twenties: A Time of Movies, Mass Production, and Moonshine by in60Learning
  • Benedict Arnold: From American Hero to British Traitor by in60Learning
  • Reluctant Courage by Rica Newbery
  • Not Talking Italics by Russell Day
  • Gables Court by Alan S. Kessler
  • The TV Detective by Simon Hall
  • I’ve really gotta get going on this one…

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    3 Comments

    1. I might have asked this before, and if I haven’t and it isn’t something you feel comfortable revealing, no worries. But.
      What do you do for work?

      • I don’t mind saying, but as I recall (and it’s been a couple of years since I read the policy I signed) if I identify myself as an employee of __________ I have to say on everything I post that it’s just my opinion and doesn’t necessarily reflect blah blah blah. And I’m just too lazy to bother. When I started this, I worked for a 24-hour residential center for teenage addicts (drugs, alcohol) on the graveyard shift and had plenty of time for reading/writing/etc. Now, I have a day job in a more tech-oriented position for a very different entity.

        • Oh man, that was in the sign on policy? I certainly don’t blame you for being lazy 😉

          And thanks. I was just wondering if you were a really fast reader or if your job allowed you to read for 5hrs straight each shift or something 🙂 as your numbers indicate almost a book a day.

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