Well, we’ve come to the end of another year so it’s time for the final wrap up of 2022 and it just happens to be my lowest rated month of the entire year.
Here are the stats:
Books read: 9
Genres: 9 General Lit/Fiction, 1 Fantasy, 1 History
Average Rating: 3
Total number of pages: 4350
Gender of author: 3 male, 6 female
New authors read: 6
Re-reads: 1
Where from: 7 purchased, 2 library
Type: 1 physical, 8 ebook
The longest book I read this month was We Break Immortals by Thomas Howard Riley with 1054 pages and the shortest was Up To Snow Good by Charlie Novak with 180 pages.
4 Star
The Village in of Secret Dreams by Alison Sherlock
This was sweet and I enjoyed the romance.
Christendom Destroyed by Mark Greengrass
My interest in early modern history really depends on the country. Britain, not so much but the rest of Europe I like.
3.5 Star
Never by Ken Follett
An interesting novel about the potential outbreak of nuclear war.
We Break Immortals by Thomas Howard Riley
One of the better Kindle Unlimited fantasy novels I’ve read.
3 Star
Up To Snow Good by Charlie Novak
Cute and I like the romance but the story was a little overwritten at times.
2.5 Star
A Tale of Two Christmases by Rosemary Whitaker
I can’t really remember this book at all so that’s not a good sign.
Let It Snow by Beth Moran
The same as above. I cannot remember what happened at all.
2 Star
Christmas in Paris by Tilly Tennant
The main character irritated me and the love interest barely appeared for about half the story. I just didn’t care.
Just For December by Laura Jane Williams
I don’t think fake dating stories are really for me. The main woman also irritated me with her judgemental attitude and constant negativity.
THE HOBBLEIT 