Oh, The Goblin Emperor was so good!
And The Thief! The series just gets better and better. I think there's a new one coming out this year? Or is that wishful thinking?
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."
Oh, The Goblin Emperor was so good!
And The Thief! The series just gets better and better. I think there's a new one coming out this year? Or is that wishful thinking?
It got bumped to 2020. There was much wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Well, as long as it's coming.
I started Naomi Novik's Uprooted a couple of days ago. It's so good, I can't put it down.
I heart Goblin emperor so much. My only quibble was with the names, which got very confusing and I sometimes had a hard time remembering which character was which.
And I haven't reread the Queens Thief series in a long time. Maybe I should do that...
Right now I'm reading a bunch of lesbian romances from the library. The one where they were camping and stalked by a killer in the Olympic national forest was one I should not have been reading after dark on my own. But the others were mostly terrible so far...
I feel like I've just walked into a room where people are raving about friends of mine: The Thief, The Goblin Emperor, Uprooted! All so good, yay! Love my friends! (While validating my taste!) Yay!
I read the first Poirot one, and I literally can't remember if I finished it. Do not recommend.
I did finish it and I don't recommend it, either.
I did love The Goblin Emperor. sigh ... wish there were more.
I recently finished T. Kingfisher's The Clockwork Boys, The Wonder Engine and Swordheart - all set in the same world. I want more. And I want more about the gnoles.
So now I have the goblin emperor on audiobook and The Thief on hold from the library so thanks!
I just finished listening to Girl on a Train. Not to be confused with The Girl on the Train. I thought the former was the latter until like 85% of the way through when I tried to talk about it with my wife and we both got confused. I was in the "this is pretty fun but feels like a kind of simple and amateurish mystery why was it so popular?" state, but then I was freed when I realized it's actually a semi-self-published $2.99 on Kindle pulpy mystery and I was able to enjoy it much more for what it was. I recommend it if you enjoy that sort of thing!
I got a library card in SC ! It has a mermaid on it. I'm really excited because I have access to so much more than I have in a very long time. I got a Harry Dresden book from the audiobook app they have and I realized I don't remember it. I thought I had read them all...but no I missed several. So I returned that audiobook and I'm going to have to figure out which book I need and get it. They had limited Dresden options on the app.
However they had a lot of Doctor Who novelizations. I randomly picked on with the Fourth Doctor and Romana.
And inter library loan does have a fee but it's a dollar per request rather than paying part of postage both ways.