What I’m Reading Now
Show Don’t Tell by Curtis Sittenfeld – this is a collection of short stories. I am not sure how I feel about it so far. It seems to be designed to expose the hidden parts of ourselves and our beliefs about ourselves and others.
Jigsaw by Jonathan Kellerman (Alex Delaware #41) – I really like this series. When my turn came for it on Libby, I was in a bit of a reading slump and I only got to 80% before it got automatically returned. Now I am back on the waiting list to get it again so I can finish it.
What I Recently Finished
- Stolen in Death by J.D. Robb (In Death #62)
- Storm Peak by John A. Flanagan (Jesse Parker Mystery #1)
- Avalanche Pass by John A. Flanagan (Jesse Parker Mystery #2)
What I Added to my TBR
- Braving the Truth: Essential Essays for Reckoning with and Reimagining Faith by Rachel Held Evans
- The Someday Garden by Ashley Poston
- The Miseducation of Caroline Bingley by Lindz McLeod (Austentatious #2)
- The Fake Matchmaker by Sonya Singh
- Everyone’s Favorite Guy by Katherine Center
TBR Stats/Goal Updates
- I currently have 187 books on my TBR. Of these, 8 are nonfiction and 179 are fiction.
- I have read 16 books so far in 2026. My goal is 100, so I am 9 books behind. I do occasionally have times where I read less than my usual, so I’m sure it will pick up later in the year.
- I have not finished any nonfiction books so far in 2026. My goal is 6.
- I ended my Kindle Unlimited subscription. I read 15 books and had 1 DNF during the time I had KU.
- Here are some more stats from StoryGraph:
In So Many Words 
I’ve read a few in the Alex Delaware series, but not in a long time. I’ve read 13 so far this year of my Goodreads goal of sixty, so I am one behind schedule, or so they say. I mainly chart them on gr to keep track of them and don’t always meet my goal, but that’s ok 🙂 I just finished one last night that I spent almost two weeks on and honestly couldn’t wait to be done with, lol. Next up is ‘the beach street knitting society and yarn club’ by Gil McNeil. A new author to me but the book looks good. I hope it will be as I’m going to be reading it for awhile at 404 pages 🙂 Fun that you chose a book called Jigsaw!
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