Firstly must say thank you to everyone for comments about the shingles vaccination. I've known people who have had very painful episodes of shingles and suffered with it coming back again and again. So would like to avoid it if possible.
Just eight library books collected last week. Mostly crime fiction as usual. 'The Water Clock' by Jim Kelly is the first of a series of his that I've not read any of yet. Patricia Hall is a crime author I read 30 years ago, this is a more recent one that the library still had in stock. I've read one by Alis Hawkins before and tried and failed with another, but this is a different series to try. Best of all is the new one by Rory Clements - that is sure to be a good read. Two books of short crime stories and finally two non fiction to try.
I'm sure I'll have run out well before the four weeks until the van is round again. So I'll be reading from my shelves for sure. There are already 3 books on the way for me to collect in October so I'm hoping for a good selection then.
Looking back to August when I collected this big haul of 14 books. I read six out of the nine crime fiction and
three out of the others that aren't crime. I've still got the Suffolk Place Names Book here waiting to be used for a blog post.
As always information on those read are added to the Books Read 2025 page.
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Did you not get on with Alis Hawkin's Teifi valley coroner series then? I loved those (but know the area too, which helps).
ReplyDeleteI think a couple of days of feeling grotty from the Shingles jab is better than having Shingles, which is downright nasty from what I've heard.
I read the first one of the Teifi series but for a reason I can't remember, when I tried the next I just didn't get on with it. Maybe I'll try again if I like the one above
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