September nonfiction

Nonfiction:
Smitten: A Kitten's Guide to Happiness by Rachael Hale - lovely photography book of kittens with great cat quotes.

The Backroads of South Carolina by Paul Franklin & Nancy Mikula - sights and history off the main highways.

Writers On Writing by Jon Winokur
The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey
The Ultimate 30 Minute Cookbook by Jenni Fleetwood
Sink Reflections by Marla Cilley

September Romance/Chicklit

Romance/Chicklit:

Natural Born Charmer by Susan Elizabeth Phillips - starts out with the guy picking up a girl in a headless beaver suit. That's a heck of a start :)

Up Close and Personal by Fern Michaels
Out of This World by Jill Shalvis
Sleeping With the Fishes by mary Janice Davidson

September fantasy/horror

Fantasy:
The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly - an unhappy boy slips away into a fairy tale-type world,  where the tales tend to be more on the dark side. Much better than my description.

Horror/graphic novel:

Guilty Pleasures, Volume 1 by Laurell K. Hamilton - wanted to see how they were adapting it, but probably won't continue since I have the books.

September Mystery/Thrillers

Series entries:
Play Dead by David Rosenfelt  -  gorgeous Golden Retriever on the cover - a dog is facing death and his owner is in prison for life. Our hero takes the case. Wasn't familiar with this series, but  will definitely look into it.

Justice Denied by J. A. Jance - newest J.P. Beaumont
The Ever-Running Man by Marcia Muller - good addition to the Sharon McCone series
Free Fire by C. J. Box - great new entry into the  Joe Pickett series
Dexter In the Dark by Jeff Lindsay - newest in series
Merciless by Richard Montanari - newest in Byrne & Balzano series
China Lake by Meg Gardiner - first in the Evan Delaney seies
Last Breath by George Shuman - second in the Sherry Moore series

Standalones (at least for now):

The Cleaner by Brett Battles - Quinn "cleans" up after shadowy government operation,s so that none of the locals know anything happened. Usually, it's easy and much less dangerous than being a part of the operation. Until the assassin shows up...

Killer Weekend by Ridley Pearson
The Book of Names by Jill Gregory & Karen Tintori
High Noon by Nora Roberts
The Blue Zone by Andrew Gross
Falling by Christopher Pike

new journal started

otterevilreads

Got a plus account, so there are small ads, but I didn't want to pay for a second account :)

And I'm using the Haunted House theme, since it's October. Not sure what I'll switch too after that.

But what was irritating is that the Expressive Book theme is only for paid users... grrr....



Okayokay! I'll give you treats, you darn cat! Umm... pardon me - Ember was getting pushy :)

So... September books

Those were my September books.

Not sure how I'll do entries from now on, but we'll find out! :>

And that brings me up to 206 for the year.