May Reading Recap🌸

May was a whirlwind month filled with a mix of work travel, personal milestones, and a great reading streak that boosted my creativity and relaxation time. I managed to strike a balance between busy schedules like the North Carolina and Vegas work trips and indulging in captivating books, which truly helped me recharge. Each book I read brought something unique to the table. For instance, "The Boyfriend" and "The Surrogate" by Freida McFadden captivated me with their suspenseful storytelling and complex characters. I was deeply impressed by the emotional depth and unexpected twists in "Remarkably Bright Creatures" by Shelby Van Pelt—a story that offered both heartwarming moments and thoughtful reflection about connection and loss. Steve Cavanagh’s "Kill for Me, Kill for You" added an intense thriller vibe with its fast-paced plot and legal drama, which kept me hooked until the end. Reading these diverse titles not only soothed my busy mind but also expanded my appreciation for different writing styles and genres. Having a Kindle was a game-changer for these trips, allowing me to easily carry my entire reading list and dive into new narratives between meetings and celebrations. This balance of work, travel, and reading helped me maintain focus and keep stress at bay. If you’re planning a busy month ahead, I highly recommend setting aside small pockets of time for reading. It’s a great way to unwind, spark creativity, and continue personal growth even during hectic schedules. And if you love thrillers mixed with heartfelt stories, these May picks might be perfect additions to your reading list.