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Originally Posted by CRussel
Well, that was fun.  I quite enjoy these books, and this one didn't disappoint. Except that I'll have to wait until next January for another.
Next up, Deep South by Nevada Barr. This is number 8 in the Anna Pigeon series. |
A good place to re-engage with Ms. Pigeon. I chose this one because I knew it was just at the start of an important turning point in her personal life, and because it was available from my library.
I'd likely read it before, but it has certainly been MANY years, so I remembered little if any.
I'll be working my way through the rest of the Anna Pigeon books as time and inclination allows, especially if they're available from the library. I enjoy them, and I end up finding out about all sorts of US national parks that I would never have known anything about at all.
This one is set on the Nanchez Trace in Mississippi, and while I doubt I will ever have occasion to be in Mississippi, much less at this park, it was still interesting. Probably just a bit more violent than absolutely required, but that's fairly typical for these books. Fortunately, it was easy to just skim over the worst of it.
Next up? An old compilation of David Weber Honor Harrington stories,
The Service of the Sword.