April in Review

Though it was a long month, April seemed to zip by with alarming speed. It seems as though I say something entirely too often in my month-in-review posts, but it’s true that time really does fly. It’s been a rather quiet month in my world, as I’ve been working on my current novel. I did read a lot, though, and here’s a look at what that consisted of.

Books Read in April

The Girl in the Gatehouse

Once Upon A Prince

The Secret

The Secret of Pembrooke Park

Where Trains Collide

Murder at the Flamingo

The Innkeeper’s Daughter

The Sea Before Us

Where Two Hearts Meet

The Lost Castle

The Maid of Fairbourne Hall

The Age of Innocence

I enjoyed nearly all the books I read this month. They were lovely reads. If I had to choose favorites, I would say Where Trains Collide, The Sea Before Us, Murder at the Flamingo, and The Girl in the Gatehouse would top the list. But it’s hard to choose, so I’ll just say that I loved them all.

Favorite Posts from April

First Line Fridays: The Girl in the Gatehouse

Lately 4.14.2018

A Sweet Romance with a Stunning Setting | Review: Where Trains Collide by Amber Stokes

Sadly, I did not get as much blogging done as I would have liked to. But, at least I did get some posts up, and I suppose that’s what matters most.

I hope April went well for you all, readers and friends. Thank you all so much for stopping by and reading this month.

-Miranda Atchley