Booksie's Shelves, May 4, 2019

Spring is finally here!  In North Carolina, that means azealeas are blooming everywhere along with dogwoods and daises on the side of the roads.  My husband retired about two weeks ago so my biggest challenge is adjusting to that.  His job was in another city so for thirteen years he had an apartment and came home on the weekends so adjusting to someone else in the house every day is quite different.  My reading and gym time have gone way down.  Here's what's made it through the door lately:

1.  After The End, Clare Mackintosh, literary fiction, sent by publisher
2.  Sunset Beach, Mary Kay Andrews, women's fiction, sent by publisher
3.  The Never Game, Jeffery Deaver, mystery, sent by publisher
4.  The Crossing Places, Elly Griffiths, mystery, won in contest
5.  Nottingham, Nathan Makaryk, historical fiction, won in contest
6.  The Lazarus Files, Matthew McGough, nonfiction, sent by publisher

Here's what I'm reading:

1. The Memory Of Love, Linda Olsson, paperback
2.  The Rope, Nevada Barr, hardback
3.  Flannery O'Connor, The Collected Stories, paperback
4.  The Truth-Tellers Lie, Sophie Hannah, paperback
5.  In Her Bones, Kate Moretti, Kindle Fire
6.  The Eye Of The World, Robert Jordan, audible
7.  Ally Hughes Has Sex Sometimes, Jules Moulin, paperback

Happy Reading!