A short, but tough, month is February; thank goodness for time to read!

( The James Joyce Murder, by Amanda Cross. )

Happy New Year! Lots of reading to do!

( Pardonable Lies, by Jacqueline Winspear. )

And we close out the year with another batch of good reading!

( A Change of Circumstance, by Susan Hill. )

So I'm a day late posting this, not that it makes any difference!

( State of Terror, by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Louise Penny. )

It's getting blustery in Montreal, perfect reading weather!

( The Man Who Died Twice, by Richard Osman. )

The month began as teeshirt and parasol weather, and reading outside:

( Death in an Elegant City, by Sara Rosett. )

Wow, this month just flew by!

( Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, by J. K. Rowling. )

The month began busily and ends busily too - Happy Lughnasadh!

( Murder Is a Must, by Marty Wingate. )

Fewer books than I've been reading of late, but then it's summer now and I'm getting out more!

( Death In Daylesford, by Kerry Greenwood. )

Here we are at the end of May - numbers are down here in Quebec, and the curfew is finally lifted! But I still had a lot of time to read:

( Thus Was Adonis Murdered, by Sarah Caudwell. )