I don't stop into this thread very often. My last post said:
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Originally Posted by Elsi
Me, I'm reading In the Company of Others by Julie Czerneda. I'm totally engaged and about 150 pages from the end. She's an amazing writer of science fiction and I'm sorry that I promised to mail this book to a friend in The Netherlands. I may have to buy a "keeper" copy as an eBook, as soon as it is available. Here's another case where the most recently published books are available, but the backlist is missing.
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I finished
In the Company of Others on 2 September, then picked up
Dead to the World for the Kindle. This is the 4th in Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse series. My mother-in-law had brought me #5 and #6 in paperback and I had promised to send them to one of my bookswapping friends, so I needed to read #4 quickly so I could read the others before mailing them off.
After
Dead to the World, I picked up a really good "contemporary" or "mainstream" novel:
Thursdays at Eight by Debbie Macomber. Then I plunged into several vampire novels:
Dead as a Doornail by Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse #5),
One Foot in the Grave and
At Grave's End, both by Jeanine Frost (#2 and #3 in her Night Huntress series). I'm now about 100 pages into the sixth Sookie Stackhouse book:
Definitely Dead.
On Wednesday, I leave for two weeks in Ireland and I'm busy queuing up electronic books for the trip. Top of the list is Septembers Book Club selection --
The Mysterious Affair at Styles -- and then I'm thinking about checking out some of the freebies I got in the past couple of months.