Consistently, predictably, dependably, unwaveringly ERRATIC

I didn't read that much this month. And I didn't post that much although it felt like I had (I kept thinking about it ...) but one of the reasons for that was that I was doing other things! And one of those things was writing. And while my brain seemed agreeable to this, I didn't want to distract myself too much with new books.

Didn't stop me from buying a few new ones though.*g*

Newly read

Non-fiction

At Home: A Short History of Private Life ~ Bill Bryson
Old London Bridge: The Story of the Longest Inhabited Bridge in Europe ~ Patricia Pierce

Fiction

Death and the Dancing Footman ~ Ngaio Marsh
The Colour Scheme ~ Ngaio Marsh
The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes ~ Arthur Conan Doyle
The Shortest Way to Hades (Hilary Tamar Mystery, #2) ~ Sarah Caudwell
The Sirens Sang of Murder (Hilary Tamar Mystery, #3) ~ Sarah Caudwell
An Offer From a Gentleman (Bridgertons, #3) ~ Julia Quinn

Rereads

Fiction

Georgette Heyer
The Talisman Ring
The Reluctant Widow
The Grand Sophy
The Quiet Gentleman
The Toll-Gate
Sprig Muslin
April Lady
Sylvester
The Unknown Ajax
The Nonesuch
False Colours
Frederica
Black Sheep
Cousin Kate
Charity Girl
Lady of Quality

They Found Him Dead
Duplicate Death
Death in The Stocks
Behold, Here's Poison
No Wind of Blame
The Unfinished Clue
Envious Casca
Detection Unlimited

New reads:  8
Rereads: 24

Books acquired:

Book Depository
The Case of the Gilded Fly ~ Edmund Crispin
The Documents in the Case ~ Dorothy L. Sayers
Died in the Wool with Final Curtain and Swing, Brother, Swing ~ Ngaio Marsh

Borders
An Offer From a Gentleman (Bridgertons, #3) ~ Julia Quinn
Beau Brummell: The Ultimate Dandy ~ Ian Kelly
Flesh in the Age of Reason ~ Roy Porter
A Pirate of Exquisite Mind: The Life of William Dampier, Explorer, Naturalist and Buccaneer ~ Diana & Michael Preston
The Real Oliver Twist, Robert Blincoe: A Life That Illuminates A Violent Age ~ John Waller
The Dreadful Judgement: The True Story of the Great Fire of London ~ Neil Hanson

Books acquired: 9

And demonstrating why I haven't read very much this month, my word count:

17,490.

Not very impressive at first glance but I only started on the 8th, and I only worked on weekdays for about an hour at a time. I'm fairly pleased right now.