#booksof2026 #22 another poolside read, but I have no recollection of it at all

#booksof2026 #21 another holiday Reacher, devoured in a day by the pool

#booksof2026 #20 another holiday read, another author and series I’d never heard of - and loved it

#booksof2026 #19 another from the Rivers of London series, not as good as the first

#booksof2026 #18 found this in the holiday home in Portugal, my first ever Reacher - these are great fun

#booksof2026 #17 found another Rankin/Rebus and had to tear through it

#booksof2026 #16 LOVED this book (hated this cover)

#booksof2026 #15 I had never heard of this author or series until I picked this up - and I loved it

#booksof2026 #14 I LOVE these. As a medieval history nut these are right up my street

#booksof2026 #13 another Rankin! Time I snap out of this!

#booksof2026 #12 another Rankin, if you have a few in the series you feel obliged to start the next

#Booksof2026 #11 another Rankin - and this one’s a keeper, a pre publication copy

#booksof2026 #10 My first Rankin (and Rebus) in a while, and met gladly. Always good.

#booksof2026 #9 really enjoyed the story of this, but didn’t take any great meaning from it

#booksof2026 #8 every so often I throw in a Stephen King book, mainly because I love the way he writes dialogue. But I didn’t like this.

#booksof2026 #7 I can’t add anything to what has already been written about this book

#booksof2026 #6 Ciarán Murphy’s funny and entertaining account of moving temporarily to West Waterford and playing hurling with our neighbouring parish

#booksof2026 #5 I loved Spike Milligan growing up; that sense of whimsy, of chaos. This collection has some very funny stuff, and some poor stuff.

#booksof2026 #4 Another by Liz Nugent, a bit darker but no less engaging

#booksof2026 #3 Read this one day over the Xmas holidays - passed the time nicely