I am currently reading River of Teeth, by Sarah Gailey. They moderated a talk by another author at my fave local indie and really impressed me, so I bought their book(s) (technically 2 novellas and a couple short stories bound in one book) that were recommended by one of the booksellers. It meets a space on my Summer Reading Bingo (at the same local indie store) so I'm reading it now and can say with authority - I just don't care for Westerns. Even AU Westerns with the addition of hippos.

Yeah, I've been reading all of these books outside of my norms for Summer Reading Bingo purposes, and it's kind of killing me. I haven't even read Jasmine Guillory's new book yet!

And you don't even get a personal pan pizza! How much do I care about winning a pen, really?

And you don't even get a personal pan pizza! How much do I care about winning a pen, really?

I do love my library tote bag from when they expanded summer reading to include adults.

I read River of Teeth a while ago (it was on sale ... I have trouble resisting a sale and it sounded interesting). Western with hippos pretty well describes it. I liked it but wasn't driven to read anything else like it.

I liked River of Teeth well enough,but I loved Magic for Liars and Upright Women Wanted is a lot of fun

I do love my library tote bag from when they expanded summer reading to include adults.

I would be into a tote bag!

And you don't even get a personal pan pizza! How much do I care about winning a pen, really?

I do love my library tote bag from when they expanded summer reading to include adults.

Yes, I'm fond of my new library tote bag (though I needed another tote bag like a hole in the head) - but theirs was just 10 books - of my choosing! Easy-peasy!

I liked River of Teeth well enough,but I loved Magic for Liars and Upright Women Wanted is a lot of fun

I had Upright Women Wanted and Magic for Liars as "Want to Read" on Goodreads. But the reviews for Upright Women are warning me off because of the Western-ness. I'll have to check the reviews on Magic for Liars. I'm disappointed because I liked Sarah Gailey so much when they moderated that author event, I really wanted to like their books.

Oh - but I'm working on the Bingo because one row is good for 20 percent off purchase of a single book, blackout and/or books purchased at the store are raffle entries for a $100 gift cert.

Magic for Liars is not at all a Western, I guess it'd be urban fantasy? Upright Women Wanted is maybe a Western somewhat like Firefly is, I suppose. I am bad at categorizing.

I haven't even read Jasmine Guillory's new book yet!

Oh, that is hard! I hope you can get to it soon.