The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer.
It’s a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog.
What happened this week?
This was a good week. Busy just like the previous ones, but in a good way. Business has been great and I couldn’t be happier about that. I put three new sign-up posts live on Lola’s Blog Tours this week, a cover reveal, a book blitz and a blog tour. I also sent out the media kits for a tour that starts next week and I had three tours that ran during this week. I picked and contacted the winners for the giveaways that ran during Lola’s Blog Tours 4 year anniversary, so that was fun and I’ve started planning another giveaway already.
We had a burst of summer weather earlier in the week, but it’s back to autumn temperatures now. As there was a hurricane heading toward Ireland we had some wind from a different direction that brought lots of warm air here. It was weird to have some very warm days suddenly in the middle of October. Except for the warm weather and some strange colored sky we didn’t notice anything else from the hurricane here luckily.
Besides that not much eventful happened. I did very little blogging, I finished and reviewed one book, I got a new game that I played for a little while and I got three new books. I am in a bit of a fantasy book mood so I am currently in the middle of two fantasy books. I got a bunch of review books that I have to dive into next. My review schedule for early November got a bit crowded suddenly. And I couldn’t resists and requesting two books on Netgalley this week, I haven’t heard if I got accepted yet tough.
What did I read this week?
Saving Brad was really good. I had some trouble with the first half, but the second half was really good.
What did I cook for dinner this week?
- Sunday: Lukewarm Couscous Salad
- Monday: Curry sauce (without wraps)
- Tuesday: Curry sauce (without wraps)
- Wednesday: Tofu Korma
- Thursday: Tofu Korma
- Friday: soup with bread
- Saturday: Spiced Pointed Cabbage with baked tofu and cashews
This week I blogged about:
– Review: Pride of Africa by Tori Knight
– Review: Strike Out by Jordan Ford
What to expect next week on the blog:
– Review: Saving Brad by Siobhan Davis
– Review: The Catch by Athena Grayson
Tours open for sign-up on Lola’s Blog Tours:
Review Opportunities:
– Right Under Your Nose by Holly Tierney-Bedord
– Fated Memories by Joan Carney
– Remember by Joan Carney
– Finding Kyler by Siobhan Davis
– Making Bad Choices by Rita Stradling
– Cards From Khloe’s Flower Shop by Isabella Louise Anderson
– Warren High: An Elephant Never Forgets by J.C. Roberts
– A Distant Voice by Bridie Blake
– Mother of Wolves by J Aislynn d’Merricksson
– Until Love Finds You by Pamela Aares
– Snowbound with an Heiress by Jennifer Faye
– The Breakup Support Group by Cheyanne Young>
Check the full list of open review opportunities here.
Cover Reveals:
– Inseparable by Siobhan Davis – 30 October
– Stolen Enchantress by Amber Argyle – 7 November – New!
Tours:
– Bookstagram Blitz: Saving Brad by Siobhan Davis – 23 till 29 October
– Bookstagram Blitz: The Right Kind of Reckless by Heather Van Fleet – 31 October till 6 November
– Book Blitz: Forsaken Prince by Andrea Pearson – 8 till 10 November – New!
– Book Blitz: Moto Maddie BMX Portal series by Kat de Falla – 6 till 19 November
– Rogue by S.A. Stephenson – 13 till 19 November
– Book Blitz: There be Demons by MK Theodatus – 1 till 14 December
– Blog Tour: True Horizon by Laurie Winter – 1 till 14 December – New!
Book Haul:
Magic of the Void caught my attention when the author sent out a newsletter about it a few weeks ago and it’s on my wishlist ever since, I bought a copy when I noticed it got released and started reading right away. Another One Bites the Crust I got for review, this series is so much fun, so I hope to read this one soon. I also got Foul Play by Jordan Ford for review. I really enjoyed the first two books, so I hope to dive into this one soon.
Freebies I grabbed:
You can stop by my facebook post here to see some freebies and cheap/ discounted book I found last week. Here’s the Facebook post for next week.
I love the H.Y. Hanna book covers, they are always so cute!
It sounds like you had a nice, busy week 🙂 it’s great business is going so well!
Wattle recently posted…Sunday Post #5
She really has some great covers! I am looking forward to reading this one!
This is so amazing that you have your own tour company!! I can not imagine how much time and effort you need to put into these tours. I’m happy it’s going so well!! A PR firm does incredible work for new authors to get their names out there. Bravo!!!
Have a great day and happy reading!!
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Thanks! There is a lot of time that goes into each event indeed. And I love the work :).
I’m glad you had a good week 🙂 hope you have another good one next. I didn’t even request anything this week! Because… No time for that, but who cares 😀 as long as my ARC stack is diminishing instead of growing, haha 🙂
Evelina recently posted…Sunday post #29
I hope so too, thanks! I didn’t request books in the past few books, so I don’t feel too bad I requested a few now.
Glad to hear business is going well Lola. That’s awesome!
The weather was pretty strange here indeed. I was way overdressed since I just thought they were exaggerating again, since those weather guys seem to do that a lot. But it was nice to have some warmer weather.
Have a great week and happy reading!
Maureen Bakker recently posted…The Sunday Post #68: A Packed Weekend
It was a bit weird how warm the weather suddenly got. The weather forecast does seem to get things wrong often as well, so I can imagine why didn’t believe them at first.
Yay for a nice busy week and business that’s going well! That always makes me happy to hear. 🙂 I’m excited to see more of the Oxford Tea Room mystery series! I really enjoy that series so far. I hope you have an awesome week!
S. J. Pajonas recently posted…Sunday Update – October 15, 2017
It was a good week for sure. The Oxford Tearoom book is next on my to-read list. It’s such a fun series :).
I enjoy Fantasy, although right now I am all suspense, horror, and murder..LOL Glad things are going so well. I hope you get to play your game today.
kimbacaffeinate recently posted…Sunday Post #288 Death of a Phone
Those are all fitting genres so close to Halloween. I did read a mystery earlier this week, but now I just want to read fantasy at the moment.
It’s still too warm here for my tastes but the cool down should be coming soon. Glad you had a good week.
Mary Kirkland recently posted…Review: Jared by Alisa Woods
It varies here a lot from day to day, some days are pretty cold, others are still warmer.
Glad you’ve had yet another busy week – I’m not surprised your business is going from strength to strength. Many thanks again for all your help and support for the Running Out of Space blog tour that is going really well. In the meantime, have a great week – I’m hoping we get some continued mild weather – anything that holds up the cold ticks all my boxes!
Thanks! I am so glad I got to organize the blog tour for your book :).
I am happy with some slightly colder weather, although I don’t like it when it’s too cold either.
Quite the list you have there. Although one question occurs to me (being a newbie here and all), ‘Are you vegetarian?’. I saw the dinner list and that’s what it looked like, so curiosity hit me.
Yes I am vegetarian :). You noticed that correctly.
Congrats on all the book business keeping you busy. I got tempted by a few books on Net Galley this week and also spent half a gift card getting four books on sale this week. No will power. LOL I already have a bunch of reading to catch up on. 🙂
We had warmer weather lately, but its supposed to drop ten degrees tomorrow so back to fall temperatures.
Have a good week, Lola!
Sophia Rose recently posted…Review: Dragon Lesson by Mell Eight
Some weeks I do well resisting the temptation of Netgalley and other weeks not at all, lol. It’s great to spend that gift card money on some sale books. I hope you got some good ones!
That’s great that the your business is doing well. Also great your week was good. I’ve started to slow down on my reading and mainly am re-reading or listening to old favorites. I have one review book I need to read. Other then that I have been good in not requesting. The holidays are coming her in the US and well family visits, so I have very little time for other activities. Have a great week and happy reading!
Angela @ Angel’s Guilty Pleasures recently posted…Review: Red Wolf (Shifters Unbound #10) by Jennifer Ashley
I should do better at times with not requesting too much, although I did well the past few weeks so I don’t feel too bad I requested some books now. It is nice to re-read old favorites I make way too little time for re-reading.
I’m also waiting to hear back about some NG requests! Pretty sure I won’t get one of them, but I figured I’d give it a shot anyway lol. Have a great week!
Kristen @ Metaphors and Moonlight recently posted…Book Review: Love Song for a Vampire (Dale Bruyer Book 2) by J.L. Aarne
I heard back from one of the request by now and got another book through netgalley as well.
We’ve had colder weather here in Ohio. They are even calling for snow on Saturday. A lot can change between now and then though. I guess we will see.
Melanie Simmons @mlsimmons recently posted…Review: Beyond Forever by Kit Rocha (@mlsimmons, @kitrocha)
The weather can change very quickly and weather predictions can change as well. We’re having some colder weather now, I wonder if we’ll get snow this year.
I was awful at blogging this week, I’ve felt all out of sorts and I hope this week is better. Our weather here has been pretty good until today, we have heavy rain but that is bringing cold temperatures and a possibility for some flurries Wednesday morning. It’s not even November yet! Enjoy your new books and your upcoming week. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by my Sunday Post.
I get my reviews written and my sunday post, but that’s about it. I hope this week is better for you.