June 2020 in Retrospect: What I Read/Listened to/Wrote About Template

In this month that ended before I realized it had begun, I somehow finished 23 works with a total of 6,881 pages (or the equivalent). I DNF’ed one book, but the rest had an average rating of 3.8. As usual, I didn’t write as much as I wanted to–which didn’t bother me until I saw how many things this month didn’t get covered. I’m sure I’ll get them done pretty soon, but, it made me wonder what I was doing.

Still, a pretty good month here. Hope you had one, too.

So, here’s what happened here in June.

		DNF

	2		0
	4		0
	6		0
	5		0
	6
		Average =	3.8

“Traditionally” Published: 19
Self-/Independent Published: 4

• Venators: Promises Forged (Audiobook) by Devri Walls, Daniel Thomas May: Out of the Frying Pan and into the . . . Clutches of a Life Siphoning Fae?
• The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Henry Fielding: BOOK VII., xi.-xv.
• American Demon by Kim Harrison: Harrison Comes Back to The Hollows Without Missing a Step
• City of Hate by Timothy S. Miller is not a book I should have read, but maybe you should.
• The Ghosts of Sherwood by Carrie Vaughn: Oo-de-lally, I had fun with this
• The Power of Habit (Audiobook) by Charles Duhigg, Mike Chamberlain: A Compelling Look at Why We Do What We Do
• Fair Warning by Michael Connelly: McEvoy’s out to clear his name and catch a twisted killer
• The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Henry Fielding: BOOK VIII., i.-iv.
• Blood Storm Magic (Audiobook) by Jayne Faith, Amy Landon (Narrator): The series comes to a dramatic yet dissatisfying end
• Crossing in Time (Audiobook) by D. L. Orton. Narrated by Noah Michael Levine, Erin deWard: This Romance/SF is a Wild Ride!
• Burn Me Deadly (Audiobook) by Alex Bledsoe, Stefan Rudnicki: LaCrosse’s Good Deed Goes Very Punished
• The Finders by Jeffrey B. Burton: A Serial Killer Hunt Goes to the Dogs
• Anna by Laura Guthrie: A Charming Look at One Girl’s Pursuit of Happiness
• Muzzled by David Rosenfelt: One of Andy Carpenter’s Twistiest Cases Yet
• Nothing Is Wrong and Here Is Why by Alexandra Petri: Laughing So You Don’t Cry at the State of Our Country
• The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Henry Fielding: BOOK VIII., v.-x.
• Why Would Anyone Go to Church? by Kevin Makins: A Book that Doesn’t Deliver on What it Promises, but is Still Rewarding
• Classic Spenser: The Judas Goat by Robert B. Parker
• How the Wired Weep by Ian Patrick: Patrick’s Latest Crime Thriller Does Not Disappoint

Other than the Saturday Miscellanies (6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th), I also wrote:

• 20 Books of Summer 2020: Kickoff and June Check-In
• Quarter 2: #ARMEDWITHABINGO Check In
• Down the TBR Hole (6 of 24+)
• Down the TBR Hole (7 of 24+)
• Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag
• I Dare You! Book Tag
• WWW Wednesday for June 3, June 10, June 17, and June 24
• The Friday 56 for 6/5/20, 6/19/20, and 6/26/20

How was your month?