The fifth book in a series of six makes it clear that things are heading toward the grand finale, but just as clear that the finish line isn’t close yet. And that gaining the upper hand might be hard for either side.
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9/2026 Hiking Summary
September still has a lot of potential for nice weather, and it’s something I tend to use a lot. The trees start to change their colors; it’s often the beginning of mushroom season, and both provide opportunities for enjoying the views, even at the cost of a fuller backpack, as the mornings are colder but the days are still warm.
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September was a busy month, with a lot of ups and downs and sudden changes. Let’s have a look.
Continue readingBook review: Invasion
The fourth book in the Warrior Chronicles series pushed it into the second half, and the momentum starts shifting in the protagonists’ favor, but many challenges still lay ahead. Some too close for comfort.
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After a break while I focused on a beta read, I resumed reading a series I started in July. And it took me just a week to read the third book.
Continue readingAugust hiking, part 2
In today’s post, I’ll continue where I left off and share my memories of my August week-long hiking trip, along with some photos.
Continue readingAugust hiking, part 1
As I said in the monthly summary, I went on a week-long hiking trip in August, and this post will share my thoughts from the first part.
Continue readingAugust 2026 Summary
While the month only ends tomorrow, with one (work) day to go, I don’t expect anything big enough to sway my judgment of this month to happen, so let’s get to it.
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This July was quite a strange month for my hiking. While I still fulfilled my goal of three hikes a month, two of them were quite easy, and the third one was quite a challenge. Let’s have a look.
Continue readingBook review: Hunted
The second book in K.F. Breene’s Warrior series keeps the fast-paced spirit of the first book, while also giving some deeper insight.
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