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Re: What are you reading? 2 [Re: Lex] #1334299
11/23/24 01:18 PM
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Now reading Jim Butcher's second book in the Harry Dresden series ... Fool Moon. I really like the Harry Dresden character.


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Re: What are you reading? 2 [Re: Lex] #1334394
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Harry is definitely a great character, Soot, and his adventures are always compelling.

I'm now immersed in book #9 of the Glass and Steele series, The Imposter's Inheritence. The stories flow quickly, and the mysteries are quite good. I've become invested in seeing what happens next with India's magic and all the people she cares about.

I also gobbled up Skyshade, which is the 3rd book in the Lightlark series by Alex Asher. The main character, Isla, has gained in strength and control, but the oracle's prophecy haunts her as she tries to find a way to overcome her fate while fighting seemingly unstoppable evil forces. I'm looking forward to the 4th book.

Hagatha,
The Farseer trilogy will be delivered tomorrow. I remember you mentioning them before, so I thought I'd give them a try while Barnes & Noble was having a sale.


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Re: What are you reading? 2 [Re: Lex] #1334565
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Lex, I already have a hard cover copy of Inheritor.


Lady Kestrel, and Lex, the Farseer trilogy is one of the most intelligent fantasy series I've ever read. There are actually 12 books in the series, which obviously have to be read in order; four trilogies in all. I hope you enjoy them.


Soot, I read several of the Dresden novels. They're a lot of fun. I didn't finish the series. I might pick them up again.


I think I'm quite ready for another adventure.
Re: What are you reading? 2 [Re: Lex] #1334600
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I waiting until May when The Devils by Joe Abercrombie comes out. happydance


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Re: What are you reading? 2 [Re: Lex] #1334606
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A new Joe Abercrombie is always cause for celebration.


I think I'm quite ready for another adventure.
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