My area is on the other side of a ten day cold snap. Temps were under 10°F and streets were snow packed and icy. No walks for me during that time – which was terrible! The guy who plows our driveway ran out of places to push the snow. Some photos from that time (the last is my favorite because it was the morning I could finally get out for a morning walk:
Book arrivals: (linked to Mailbox Monday)
- Legacy (from Berkley and NetGalley)
- Gathering Dark (from Forge)
- Promises to Keep (from Nan Rossiter)
- Summertime Guests (from Graydon House and NetGalley)
Last week on Bookfan:
- Spotlight: Those Who Are Saved
- Review: The Minders
Reading plan for this week:
Bookfan 
Mary, we have a pile that high at the end of our driveway but fortunately we had some rain yesterday which helped melt some. We walked very little (I think 2 mini walks) last week. Hope March brings us both warmer weather and good books.
LikeLike
I love your snow pictures. Be careful out there walking – I fell this December – broke my shoulder and wrist.
I am interested in your review of Summertime Guests. The synopsis sounds like it will be a good read.
LikeLike
Wow, that is a lot of snow! Stay warm and safe.
I love your books. I am curious about Legacy. I haven’t read a Nora Roberts in a while. Thanks for sharing.
LikeLike
Beautiful sunset, Mary! Lots of snow here in CT too, but tomorrow is March 1 and spring won’t be far behind! Until then, I hope you enjoy the book! xo
LikeLike
I am so looking forward to reading Nora’s and Nan’s new books.. I have snow where I live and will most likely get a more before spring arrives officially. Have a great reading week..
LikeLike
That snow sure is impressive and so much of it. I know there was snow in unusual places in the USA recently. All your incoming books look great. I could have accepted the Wendy Francis book but decided that I would stick to my plan of light reviewing.
LikeLike
The snow with the sun looks pretty but too cold for me.
I’ve seen The Legacy on a couple of blogs.
Enjoy all of your new books! I’m off to see your review of Minders.
LikeLike
I like the snow pictures too. It is beastly hot here. And humid. Not good.
LikeLike
I am tired of cold and snow. I am so ready for spring. Hope you get a break on temperatures soon.
Those Who Are Saved, Promises to Keep, and An Unexpected Peril all sound good to me. Hope you enjoy your books.
http://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2021/03/its-monday-what-are-you-reading-and.html
LikeLike
The sunset is glorious but this life long Southern is shocked by the amount of snow in that pile! I would have no idea what to do with all that! I don’t deal well with our version of cold so I have a feeling I would hibernate. I’m finishing up An Unexpected Peril today and really enjoying it. I hope you love it too! Have a great week.
LikeLike
Brrrrrrr…I think we are almost out of the deep freeze here.
ENJOY your new books and your week, Mary.
LikeLike
These snow pictures look all too familiar, but it’s finally melting in Chicagoland, and I heard sandhill cranes flying back today!!
Enjoy your March reading!
LikeLike
I love your photos of the snow. It’s been quite hot here is Sydney, Australia but the weather should start to cool now that Autumn is here. I hope you enjoy the Candice Fox novel. She is an Aussie author.
LikeLike
Those Who Are Saved looks good but the snow doesn’t. EEK. Our snow has mostly melted.
LikeLike
That looks like my driveway! Luckily, it’s been warm here for the past few days, so a lot of it has melted.
LikeLike