[pdurrant]

I have over £100 in ebook credits at Amazon that will expire by mid February at the latest.

So I need to make a list of books to buy with the credits, before they expire.

I will, of course, be looking closely at Kindle Daily deals, and Kindle Monthly deals. But I don't think there will be enough.

I like science fiction and fantasy, historical fiction, mystery, and some humour. You can check out what I've been reading over the past six years, with ratings, if you have some desire to get a really accurate idea of my tastes, from my reading lists linked in my signature lines.

Because I have a long TBR I'm willing to wait for price drops on books, so I won't be buying anything over £5, and probably not much over £3.

So suggestions please!

Already bought
David Mitchell: Back Story by David Mitchell (the comedian, not the novelist)
Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein (uncut edition)
Few Are Chosen by M. T. McGuire (free!)
What If? by Randall Monroe (£0.99 digital copy to go with the paperback I was given)
The Eagle of the Ninth and The Silver Branch by Rosemary Sutcliffe (UK Daily Deal)
Declare, The Drawing of the Dark and On Stranger Tides by Tim Powers.
First six in Valor Series by Tanya Huff
The Fuller Memorandum by Charles Stross
A Cruise to Die For by Aaron and Charlotte Elkin.
First five Murdoch Mysteries by Maureen Jennings
The first four Collegium Chronicles by Mercedes Lackey
The Fuller Memorandum by Charles Stross
The Client by John Grisham
Rule of Evidence by Jack Campbell
Two of the Elemental Masters series by Mercedes Lackey
Neuromancer by William Gibson
1635: A Parcel of Rogues by Eric Flint and Andrew Dennis (breaking my £5 limit!)
Chronicles of St Mary's by Jodi Taylor

Current list under consideration, in no particular order:
The Ides of April (Flavia Albia 1) by Lindsey Davis
The Lost Army of Cambyses by Paul Sussman (contemporary thriller)
Clean Sweep by Ilona Andrews (urban fantasy)
K'Barthan series by M. T. McGuire
Huy the Scribe series by Anton Gill
Ark Royal series by Christopher G Nuttall