Perhaps I would have enjoyed the book more if I had gone into it without expectations, but I didn't get any Finn/Poe feels from it and felt misled.
BOOOOO. That's disappointing.
I have Boyfriend Material on my Kindle. I'll get to it...at some point.
Mal ,'Out Of Gas'
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."
Perhaps I would have enjoyed the book more if I had gone into it without expectations, but I didn't get any Finn/Poe feels from it and felt misled.
BOOOOO. That's disappointing.
I have Boyfriend Material on my Kindle. I'll get to it...at some point.
I have a bunch of books on my reader waiting for me to get to them. Since I no longer spend significant time on my commute (yay new neighborhood), I don't get to them as quickly as I once did. I buy a number from the Smart Bitches daily sale listing, and sometimes they're disappointing, but a lot of them I enjoy enough to finish and some ... sigh ... get me hooked on another writer.
I’ve had a hard time finishing books. But I also have book club Sunday and have only read like 10% of it so far.
And also one of the books I DNF’d was Bomds of Brass.
I have Boyfriend Material on my Kindle. I'll get to it...at some point.
If you are into audiobooks, I cannot recommend the audio version highly enough. It is narrated PERFECTLY.
Ooh, good to know! Also have that in my TBR but only as a sample so switching to audiobook might work out well for me
I just finished A Desolation Called Peace and dear lord I remember NOTHING from A Memory Called Empire but the good news is that Desolation seems to work fine as a standalone novel. One of these days I will have to go back and read them both one after the other and no doubt experience that universe very differently.
That's good to know, -t. I am on the waitlist at the library. I think I remember things moderately well, but I've read a lot of books recently that seem to have similar elements.
I finished The Doctors Blackwell yesterday (background reading for a project that will come together...eventually...but overall a worthwhile biography).
I finished The Hollow Places today.
I...did less work today than I probably should have. I didn't read any last night, as I think Kingfisher horror books are daytime reading for me. Not sure they're exactly horror, but for sure creepy in a way that I expect will stick, and might keep me up if I read them at night. I hope she keeps up this loose series of sequel/rewrites of hundred-year-old stories.
Those are daytime only books for me, too.
Lois McMaster Bujold has a new Penric (and Desdemona) story out.