I'm a couple books behind in the St. Cyr series, but I have been reading it, as well as the Victoria Thompson and a number of other historical series.
It's a few years old, but Sharan Newman has a series set in medieval France.
I am currently reading "The Painted Queen" which is the last Amelia Peabody book. It's from a manuscript Elizabeth Peters started, but didn't get to finish, so the publishers got Joan Hess to finish it. It does seem a little...off, but I will finish it for completion's sake.
I'm getting to the point where I read Kate Ross's Regency mysteries long enough ago that I can reread them, which will be a treat.
Jilli, I assume you've had multiple people pointing you towards this, but just in case:
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Giveaway on Goodreads, including a link to request a review copy from NetGalley - I'm not sure whether I'll qualify as a "reader of influence", but I'd bet folding money that you do.
Holy cow: The Broken Earth books might be a tv series!
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I saw that, Consuela, but wondered how? It's such a very complex and different world.
Yeah, I can't imagine how they can pull that off but if they can I will be thrilled to watch it!
I found
River of Teeth
by Sarah Gailey on the new book shelf today. It's a short AU about a 19th century America in which Congress actually did decide to populate Louisiana with free-range hippos.
Oh! Amazon has been recommending that to me but I thought it was something entirely different. Intriguing.
I'm so so excited about Nora's series!!!
Also when it is posted, Ursula Vernon'/ Hugo acceptance speech is the funniest best thing.
I keep hearing about the legendary Whalefail speech, but I have seen no links to it yet!