How it works:
- Go to your Goodreads to-read shelf.
- Order on ascending date added.
- Take the first 5 (or 10 if you’re feeling adventurous) books
- Read the synopses of the books
- Decide: keep it or should it go?
My TBR pile shot up to 1098 books. I finished the first book in a series, Just One Damned Thing After Another by Jodi Taylor, and added the rest of the series to my wishlist. This week’s books:

Extracted by R.R. Haywood – GO. Time-Travel books are usually in my wheelhouse, but I’m just not feelin’ this one.
Enemy by K. Eason – GO. I’m not feelin’ this Fantasy novel, either.
Golden Age by James Maxwell – GO. The synopsis for this book sounds like this is a Fantasy world ripped off from Ancient cultures. While a lot of Fantasy borrows elements from the real world, both past and present, this one sounds wholly unoriginal.
Fan Phenomena: Doctor Who ed. by Paul Booth – KEEP. I won a physical copy of this book, along with another one I’ll be taking a look at in the next post, from a blog giveaway years ago. I’m still very much interested in reading it, and it will probably inspire me to re-watch “Doctor Who” for the third time.
My TBR pile is down a smidge to 1095 books. In the next post, I’ll start getting into a lot of the physical books I own that I had finally added to Goodreads after several years of saying I would get around to it eventually.






Lost in Arcadia by Sean Gandert – GO. This story seems to be an exaggeration of current events set in the near future, and I’m tired of the real world as it is. I’ll pass on this one.
The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King – GO. An orphan who is constantly ill is picked by a tyrant to be one of his courtesans or wives if she wins in battle against his current courtesans and wives?! Is it just me, or does that not make any sense at all?!
Hannah: The Ugly Teapot by Fred Holmes – KEEP. I’m skeptical, but it is a Middle-Grade Fantasy, and I LOVE a good Middle-Grade Fantasy. I’ll give it a shot.
Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan – KEEP. I’ve never read a WWII story from the perspective of an Italian. This one also happens to be based on a true story and isn’t just Historical Fiction.
Scar Tissue by Scott Wiener – GO. This literally has one review on Goodreads, and it’s only a star rating at that. It is also self-published. I’m not going to waste my time with a book that has been out in the world since 2017 and no one has been willing to review it.




