May has come and gone and I have had another incredibly busy reading month. I read some amazing books, took part in some blog tours and added about seven million books to my TBR pile.
This month I read thirty-seven titles. I was hoping to finish the two I am currently reading to start June fresh, but such is life!
Keep reading to see what I read this month and to see will be coming up on Clues and Reviews!
What My Body Remembers by Agnete Friis
Into the Water by Paula Hawkins
Company Town by Madeline Ashby
Forbidden Colours by Nicole Fritton
Trust Me by Gemma Metcalf
Watching the Bodies by Graham Smith
Her Husband’s Lover by Julia Crouch
Public Relations by Kate Heaney and Arianna Rebolini
Last Witness by Carys Jones
The Arrangement by Sarah Dunn
Phantom Limb by Lucinda Berry
Beartown by Fredrik Backman
The Girl Who Was Taken by Charlie Donlea
Bai Tide by Erika Mitchell
The Fact of A Body by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich
Ella’s Ice Cream Summer by Sue Watson
New Boy by Tracy Chevalier
Obsession by Amanda Robson
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
Block 46 by Johana Gustawsson
It’s Always the Husband by Michele Campbell
The Revelation Room by Mark Tilbury
The Good Widow by Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke
The Fourth Monkey by J.D Barker
These titles I read in May but will not have the reviews posted until their release date or in the next few weeks!
Hear Me by Julia North
One to Watch by Rachel Amphlett
The Chalk Pit by Elly Griffiths
The Marriage Pact by Michelle Richmond
The Child by Fiona Barton
Single Minded by Lisa Daily
The Demonologist by Gerald Brittle
One Week to the Wedding by Olivia Miles
The Dead Husband Project by Sarah Meehan Sirk
The Marsh King’s Daughter by Karen Dionne
Two Nights by Kathy Reichs
The Breakdown by BA Paris
The Wrath by Matt Gordon Perry
What did everyone else’s May look like? Did you read any of the same books that I did? I’d love to chat about them!
Happy reading!
Clues and Reviews 
Bear Town and Into the Water are both on my TBR list for June! I meant to read them in May, but I fell behind.
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Bear Town is one of the favourite books I have read this year! Loved it!!
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37 books read? Wow – that is amazing. What an accomplishment!
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I was trying for 39 but I couldn’t get into the ones that I am reading currently. lol
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I bow at the altar of your incredible speed reading talent. 😄
I had 32, almost 33. which already blew my mind. 37 is just amazeballs!
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You were just as close!!! Sometimes I look at the amount I read at the end of the month and wonder how I had the time for it lol #bookwormproblems
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Well, in my case by completely ignoring everything I should be doing instead 😄
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Oh wow, you’ve read some seriously lovely books this month. Quite a few that are on my list. Especially Bear Town and Into The Water!
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Beartown is amazing!!
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Some great reads here…and plenty for the list!
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I’m busy reading Into The Water at the moment and really enjoying it. I’ve read some really mixed reviews, but I think it’s great. Please tell me how you read so fast! Do you skim read or do you actually read every word? Have you taken a speed reading course or something? I believe that one can learn to read fast by reading down the middle of each page. Big bookish hugs. K
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I read every word lol unless I’m reading sci-fi, in which case, I end up skimming the stuff I don’t understand so I can get back to the plot! I’ve always been a fast reader!
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Reading Beartown right now, about halfway through. I’m loving it. One of my favorites so far this year (along with The Dry).
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Totally agree!
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37 books – respect! How on earth do you do it and get the reviews out?
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I have quite the backlog right now and I end up having to post multiple times a day so I can stick with release dates!!
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There’s some great books in there! What a good month. The only problem is, the more books you read, the more reviews there are to write! 🙂
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