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Originally Posted by CRussel
Wow, I wasn't quite expecting that in the St. Denis! But still a wonderful book, and the series continues to surprise and please me. A compelling book that I couldn't put down last night, and I'm paying the price today after not nearly enough sleep. But worth it.
Next up, Shogun. I read this some 40 years ago, and was enthralled then, but will be curious to read it now after having worked for a Japanese automaker for 12 years. Then, I knew absolutely nothing about Japan except that we'd dropped a couple of atomic bombs on them, but now I have at least a limited understanding and appreciation for their culture and society.
Meanwhile, for an audiobook, as soon as I finish Sharpe's Trafalgar (nearly done), I'll start the second in the Last of the Herald Mages series from Mercedes Lackey.
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Reading and listening to
Shogun. This is a huge book, so it will take a while. Meanwhile, I finished
Sharpe's Trafalgar, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The Richard Sharpe books are fun, if somewhat predictable. And historically well researched. Next up will be
Sharpe's Prey, but there'll be a couple of other things in there first.
