Ok, I'm kind of about to be the annoying person bookstore people hate, but I ran out of money at the bookstore a few months ago and thought I'd remember the title or author but I don't. I remember it was a UK novel with a street scene on the cover and the storyline is about a man and woman who run into each other in multiple lives...does this sound familiar to anyone?(thought maybe another 'ffista might have one and say "Oh, yes,(title) I liked that one, too.)
'Not Fade Away'
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Doesn't ring a particular bell for me, Erika, but you might head over to Goodreads and post it on the "What's the Name of That Book?" discussion.
Guess what I will be doing rather than working as much as possible today? Alas, not driving to Philly, which would be best. Next best, finally reading Horizon!
It's Horizon Day!!!
Stupid first day of stupid new job. I have books to read!
ARGH, the audiobook won't be out until the end of October! Do I break my rule about format-mixing within a series, or do I ask the Studios folks if they can slip me a pre-release mp3? (Note: waiting is not on the list of options.)
End of October! Madness.
ETA: if that is a plea for advice, whichever is faster...
Fastest would be to buy the Kindle and have it in 20 seconds, but my inner type A really wants to continue the series in audio since that's how I've read it so far. And I don't think the Invisible Library books will sustain me another month. (I have a loooooooooooong commute. I can churn through a 15-hour book in 7 days.)
I'm jealous of the ability to focus on audio books. I've only tried a couple times, but I get distracted and realize I am not paying attention.
Annoyed that work is keeping me from my Nook. I have only managed to get enough time for one chapter. Stupid having to work for a living.
Frustrating, but true: I have a day where I can't read and my husband is sending me texts with each chapter he finishes. At least my kiddo has gymnastics until 9 pm tonight so I will have a couple of hours to read then. Yo, Cousin! Next time I need a release day where there are no meetings with the Provost!