So late it doesn't deserve a fanfare - My Autumn TBR pile

Yes it is late. I know, I know. But there was school start and an important exam for one of them, which is now done, hurrah. So here's the pile, which seems fairly hefty, particularly as I also have three left over on the e-reader from last season.

The pile looks like this:

 The books are:

Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson

Rush Too Far by Abbi Glines

Sinner by Maggie Stiefvater

Little Beach Street Bakery by Jenny Colgan

The California Club by Belinda Jones

Runaway by Marie-Louise Jensen

Black Swan Green by David Mitchell

From Notting Hill with Love… Actually by Ali McNamara

Paper aeroplanes by Dawn O’Porter

Wonder by R.J Palacio

The twins by Saskia Sarginson

 Enemies at Home by Lindsey Davies

 The Girl’s Guide to Hunting and Fishing by Melissa Bank

 As usual it is a mix of Teen and Women's fiction, with a dash of Historical Crime. Sinner is the one I am most looking forward to (This, thanks to Lovely CP is a signed copy, with a limited edition artwork in it too. Boasting? Moi? Sorry, not sorry. I'd frame it and put it in my fantasy writing room.)

 There are precious few male-authored books in there. Sorry about that male population. Nothing personal. Just the luck of the draw this time around.

So I'll update you at the end of November, if all goes well. If I haven't bitten off far more than I can chew this season.

What are you reading this autumn?