And that’s a wrap for … March

2023 obviously didn’t get the “onwards and upwards” memo I sent out at the end of February. The hits just keep on coming and I might have to hang a padlock on the wine fridge before I end up with a drinking problem for real.

I also need to apologise for the lack of interactions last month. My MacBook died and I found myself forced to use the hubby’s craptastic Windows laptop for a while, and I nearly pulled out all of my hair in the process. I missed comments and the like, for which many thanks as they’re always appreciated, but I won’t be catching up. Instead I shall look forward.

Also, in March, we celebrated Millie’s second Gotcha Day! And by celebrated, I mean she spent the entire day sleeping because that’s just the party animal she is. But she did have fun in the snow, though.

Right, in an effort to ignore all the other Shitty McShittiness I won’t get into right now, let’s focus on the books.

| BOOKS I READ IN MARCH |

Not quite the ten I was aiming for but … well, there’s a lot of tennis to watch and I can’t do both 💁🏼‍♀️.

| BOOK OF THE MONTH |

That is an impossible choice to make! As it is, I’m going to seriously struggle to pick a book of the year in December. Here are three more contenders.

I definitely recommend all three of these!

| BOOKS I BOUGHT IN MARCH |

Not bad, could be better. I will keep trying. *snort*

| RECEIVED FOR REVIEW |

With thanks to the fabulous publishers!

| ON THE BLOG IN MARCH |

Review : You Can Run by Trevor Wood
Review : End of Story by Louise Swanson
Review : Hidden Scars by Angela Marsons
Review : A Pen Dipped in Poison by J.M. Hall
Review : Do No Harm by Jack Jordan
Review : The Birthday Girl by Sarah Ward

Looks like things will be remain this … erm … productive 😳

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And that’s a wrap! I’m off to buy a helmet so I’m prepared for whatever April throws at me. Hope the month treats you all well. Until next time! xx