I didn't quite make it to 52 books in the year, which feels like the gold standard for those of us who keep track of what we've read in a year. But I hit 47 (and didn't count the two massive sci-fi anthologies I only read two-thirds of) which feels close enough. I'm also happy with the mix of fiction genres (science fiction, cheesy romance, a mystery or two, horror) and non-fiction (self-help/motivational and travel).
2022 is likely to see many of the same themes: post-apocalyptic, time travel, and alternate history stories.
I've starred the ones I particularly liked and there are links to the ones I've reviewed.
The Wife of Martin Guerre*
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires*
The Good Thief's Guide to Amsterdam
Uncharted
The Secret Life of Pronouns
The Foxfire Book (Book One)*
Flow
Let the Right One In
Followers
Devolution*
The Arctic Fury
My Best Friend's Exorcism
We Came We Saw We Left*
Why We Sleep
Think Like a Monk
The Fated Sky
The Relentless Moon
Dreyer's English*
Empty World
Bad Feminist
You Exist Too Much
Red, White, and Blue
Long Way to a Small Angry Planet
Miss Benson's Beetle*
The Guest List*
The Music Shop
All Creatures Great and Small
Grantchester
Worldwalker*
Everybody Yoga
The Thursday Murder Club
One Last Stop
The Other Me
The Collapsing Empire
The Consuming Fire
The Last Emperor
In Other Lands
Last Night at the Telegraph Club
Piranesi*
Holidays on Ice
A Lot Like Christmas*
The Twelve Clues of Christmas
When you think you're ready for an editor and/or proofreader, I'd be honored to read your work, whether that's a brochure for your business, an article, a curriculum, or a novel.
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