Deciding what to read next

Y'all, my apologies that yesterday's post ended up coming out today. I'm a little late. So sorry. I have no excuse. It's the usual stuff. Life and work have been busy.

I'm sure most of you reading this post or really anything on the bloggity would have a to-be-read (TBR) list a mile long... or at the very least, long enough to make a small pile of books. Picking the next book to read should be no problem at all, right? It should be easy, right? How to choose what to read next? What to choose to read next?

Early paperback release: False Trust by Steve Shipley

Y'all, I'm so sorry. I meant to post something yesterday as scheduled for my regular Wednesday post, but dang it, time ran away with me as is often the case, and well, here I am. It's tomorrow!! I've got exciting stuff today,     though. Steve's paperback for False Trust is live (a bit of an oopsie actually), but here we are, and I wanted to share.

What Helen Read #73: June 2022

Wanna know something? It's super late. And I'm super late. I'm also using the word super a lot. Anyhoo, at least I'm doing this now, eh? It's been a busy day. I should be in bed reading already since it's past 9am, but here I am.

Here's what Helen read for the last month.

Someone Else's Child

Always A Princess

The Baby Whisperer

Lola And The Single Dad

ARC team sign-up: False Trust by Steve Shipley

We have a special guest joining us today on the bloggity. Crime thriller author, Steve Shipley is here to talk to us about his upcoming book, False Trust and offer readers the chance to grab an early copy to read and review. A little deviation from our usual romance talk and not my regular genre to read, but I'm excited to help spread the word for Steve's book.

What Deanna Read #77: June 2022

Y'all, I'm so behind on EVERYTHING. I'm barely making it by the skin of my teeth to get this video prepped in time for tomorrow and lordy, I'm SO TIRED. That said, I think it was a good reading month. I haven't counted, but I think it was pretty good. I read most days even when I was tired, but I did a lot of comfort and easy reading. Lots of short books.

Here's what I read for the month.

Fake Maid

Mountain Captive

In Knots

The Protector

Observations on bookish things #3

Hello! How did you go with my last bookish observations? Sassy enough for you? I'll try to be less sassy in today's post but hey, it might be fun to be sassy. I hardly ever unleash that side of me. I tend to err on the side of caution. Let's see what today brings.

What do you think #1: Titan by Jillian Graves | Page flip videos

So I need advice and I thought, hey, I'll ask my lovely readers on the bloggity. I'm doing some experimenting with a popular format of video and I would genuinely like to know what appeals and why. Please, please take a couple of minutes to watch what I've included below and give me your opinion. I promise it won't take much of your time. One of them is only 7 seconds long or short, rather.