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September Reading Wrapup! I finished 7 books this month including 4 ARCs. I feel like September was a slower reading month and I spent more time enjoying outside instead of reading. Rose In Chains was by far my favorite book this month and I can’t wait for book 2 later this year. I’m looking forward to some cooler weather and fall romances in October 😊
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Posted On: October 1st 2026, 12:01 pm
September Reading Wrapup!

I finished 7 books this month including 4 ARCs. I feel like September was a slower reading month and I spent more time enjoying outside instead of reading. Rose In Chains was by far my favorite book this month and I can’t wait for book 2 later this year.

I’m looking forward to some cooler weather and fall romances in October 😊

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