The Sunday Post

Hi all! I hope you are having a fabulous weekend!

The Sunday Post is a weekly news meme hosted by TheCaffeinatedReviewer. I will be posting on the first Sunday of each month and I hope you will join me.

The weather in October was completely October weather. It was chill enough to suggest long sleeves and sweatshirts were a necessity, but just warm enough that people unwilling to admit summer was over (by people I mean me) could still wear t-shirts and pretend like they weren't getting cold.

My reading successes were unambitious, only having the time to get through two books:

But I didn't have time to post a review for Iron Flame so that will be posted tomorrow morning. I will say I loved it so much, I've already purchased book 3 of the Empyrean series, Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros. The Empyrean series is not my first romantasy, but the plot isn't obsessively fixated on the romance... Which is kind of refreshing.

I'm also trying to get back into my book blog memes, starting with Top Ten Tuesday hosted by ThatArtsyReaderGirl. I haven't started Book Beginnings on Friday and Friday Book Blog Hop again, hosted by RoseCityReader and CoffeeAddictedWriter respectively. My Friday memes are usually based on whether or not I like the question put forth by CoffeeAddictedWriter, but TTT allows for some creativity if you're just not feeling it for the official list of the day.

And I think that's it for me for the month of October. Rather uneventful.

How was your October?

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  1. YvonneNovember 2, 2025 at 1:20 PM

    I enjoy the Tuesday and Friday memes. They keep me thinking. It's been a long time since I read James Patterson. Another author I got away from because there are just so many books out there, but I do want to get back to his. I always love his suspense books. Have a great week!

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