YES! It’s time for The Literary Blog Hop!

I love this event right to smithereens! I’m sure you do as well. Who wouldn’t? A chance to win free books? Sweet!

From Judith’s blog: …if you’re giving away a book, it should have some literary merit. It does not have to be the most difficult classic ever, but please no romance, urban fiction or YA. Quality thrillers, poetry and non-fiction are fine, as are contemporary fiction, literary fiction and any other genres not in the categories above.

As you can see from the photo/link above I’m giving away a copy of The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty. Want to win it? Of course you do!

This will be an insanely easy giveaway process. I’m asking that you leave a comment on this post and click the button on the Rafflecopter widget that says you did so.

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This giveaway is for United States residents only. I apologize to my international friends. You know I adore you but until I win the lottery I won’t be able to afford to ship books your way!

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Reviews:

None this week (!!!)

Read:

Constance by Franny Moyle

The Butler by Wil Haygood

The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver

Currently Reading:

I’m currently deciding what to read next. Or maybe I’ll continue to watch Parks and Recreation on Netflix instead? I don’t know man, don’t rush me.

Upcoming:

I am still waiting for the first book in the MaddAddam trilogy to arrive from the library. Argh. Otherwise I’m reading on a whim baby, and it feels awesome.

Other Business:

The Red Sox won the World Series. That was pretty awesome, right? In other sports news, my beloved Green Bay Packers play Chicago on Monday night. It should be a good game. Can’t wait! Aren’t Monday night games the best?

I hope you all had a great week. Here’s to another! And, as always, HAPPY READING!