15. When Falcons Fall, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
14. Who Buries the Dead, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
13. Why Kings Confess, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
12. What Darkness Brings, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
11. When Maidens Mourn, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
10. Where Shadows Dance, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
9. What Remains of Heaven, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
8. Where Serpents Sleep, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
7. Why Mermaids Sing, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
6. When Gods Die, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
5. What Angels Fear, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
4. Shogun: A Novel of Japan, Clavell, James (re-read 1210 pages!!)
3. *Demon Daughter, Bujold, Lois M.
2. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L.
1. The Nine Tailors, Sayers, Dorothy L.
* Ebook (re-x-read) reread more than twice
Category: Books
Books Read in 2024
1. The Nine Tailors, Sayers, Dorothy L.
2. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L. (collected short stories)
3. *Demon Daughter, Bujold, Lois M.
4. Shogun: A Novel of Japan, Clavell, James (re-read 1210 pages!!)
5. What Angels Fear, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
6. When Gods Die, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
7. Why Mermaids Sing, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
8. Where Serpents Sleep, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
9. What Remains of Heaven, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
10. Where Shadows Dance, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
11. When Maidens Mourn, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
12. What Darkness Brings, Harris, C. S. (re-read)
* Ebook (re-x-read) reread more than twice
Fasten Your Seatbelts . . .
To slightly misquote the late, great Ms. Bette Davis, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. I’m trying to juggle lawyers, banks and doctors, clear the decks, and strip for action. I was originally going to start chemo tomorrow. Now I’m having labs and a bone marrow biopsy done and starting chemo the 11th.
I saw the sinus doctor Tuesday and he didn’t tell me anything I didn’t already know. Afterward, I got a manicure (I’m inept with the nail scissors and weak using the nail clipper with my left hand) while waiting for it to be my turn to get my hair cut. I took home a Pizza Hut personal pizza, which, personally, was a big hit. I was on a roll yesterday, and if the Goodwill truck had been in the Market Street parking lot as it usually is, I would have accomplished everything on my to do list for the day. I met with the bank guy, closed out mom’s accounts at her bank and moved the funds to the account I opened for that purpose at my bank, and got the rent draft transferred to the new account. Then I did a paper goods run to Walmart — tissues for both ends, paper towels, two boxes of Ensure High Protein and a few groceries. I finally took the stuff of mom’s that I wanted our good friend CK to have to her house and had a nice little visit with them.
Monday, I reconfigured my computer and desk, and finally set up the new printer. I disassembled the world and had monitors in the kitchen and on the table (I had to take their pedestals off).
The monitor mount is like a wall mount for a TV except the arms are pole mounted instead of wall mounted. It has two options — a clamp mount or mounting through a hole drilled in the surface of whatever you’re mounting it on. The way my desk is constructed, drilling a hole in the desktop and using that option was the most stable option. Then I discovered it required a 3/8th inch hole in my desktop and I only had a 1/4 inch drill bit (yes, I am a Toolbelt Diva), so I had to “enlarge the hole” using the drill bit to rasp the sides of the hole larger. Got quite a little pile of particle board dust on the floor, but I achieved success. I screwed the little mounts on the backs of the monitors, mounted them to the arms, then reassembled the computer. I have a whole lot more desk space now, and everything works better. I did have to pull the desk back out and switch the monitor connecting cables so my goofy computer would call the righthand monitor “monitor 1.” (%*&$#@!)
The new printer was ridiculously easy to set up. Took me all of 10 minutes and was completely painless. It prints purty!
The people are coming for the dinette set and sideboard Monday. In the meantime, I ordered a TV table , the pieces of which are now unpacked and lying on the floor (some assembly required, of course). I currently have my TV on the sideboard, which is 38 inches high; my chair is too close to the TV and at that angle, watching TV is a pain in the neck. The TV table is 30 inches high. One of the reasons for ditching the dinette set is so I can get more distance between the TV and my chair. I can flip the rug back, pull the sideboard out (it’s on casters), slide the TV table in behind it and transfer the VCR and black box, etc., to it, but it’s going to take two people to move the TV, not because it’s all that heavy, but because it’s a 55-inch diagonal.
#3 Orchid is MAGENTA! It has two blooms open now. Mr. Balls is next up to bloom. I already know his flowers are white as this will be the second time he’s bloomed since I got him. Don’t know what color #4 Orchid is, though. (Oh, the suspense!)
I’ve just started on book #2 of the 19-book Sebastian St. Cyr series re-read– murder mysteries set in Regency England. C. S. Harris is a pseudonym for Candace Proctor and her husband Steven Harris. Harris is a former intelligence officer. Proctor has a Ph.D. in European history and specializes in this time period. Her settings are not the romanticized, sanitized, “movie” version. She shows you Regency England, warts and all. I find it fascinating the way she fits her plots into the context of what was going on in the world at the time, not just in Europe, but in America as well, and that some of her “characters” were real historical figures (e.g., Benjamin Franklin’s oldest son) doing things they actually did. If you like Regency romances and murder mysteries, these books are the best of both worlds. Each book is stand-alone, but I’d start with the first book and read them in sequence as they occur in chronological order.
Now, if I can just catch the Goodwill truck and unload the stuff in the trunk and back seat of my car, I will be a happy camper.
Reading Roundup
I got started keeping a list of books read (blame Sharon Lee for that; she got me started doing it) in 2014. She also turned me on to the Sebastian St. Cyr series by C. S. Harris, Joanna Chambers‘ Enlightenment series, and KJ Charles‘ Charm of Magpies series. She also (along with her husband Steve Miller) writes books in the Liaden Universe, which are some of my very favorite books.
Just some stats.
2014 - 109 books read
2015 - 151 books read
2016 - 125 books read
2017 - 92 books read
2018 - 85 books read
2019 - 163 books read
2020 - 136 books read
2021 - 80 books read
2022 - 112 books read
2023 - 89 books read
It’s blowing a hoolie today. 30 mph/48 kph winds with gusts up to 45/72. Right now it’s 41F/5C. We won’t be getting the cold weather until next week when it’s supposed to get down in the teens F. We’ve been dry, which makes me feel guilty because of the places that aren’t, and all the mess and destruction those poor people are having to deal with. No snow, which makes me feel guilty because of all the folks who are up to their ancestors in it.
A bright spot:
Books Read in 2024
1. The Nine Tailors, Sayers, Dorothy L.
* Ebook (re-x-read) reread more than twice
Books Read in 2023
89. *The House by the Cerulean Sea, Klune, T. J. (re-read)
88. *Green Tea and Pink Apples, Cooper, R.
87. *Love, Lies and Hocus Pocus, Sherrer, Lydia
86. *Starter Villain, Scalzi, John
85. *In the Pass of Ghosts, Noone, K. L
84. *How Y’all Doing?, Jordan, Leslie
83. *Fledgling, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (reread)
82. Wonders of the Invisible World, McKillip, Patricia
81. *Chaos and Conjurations, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S.
80. *Spells and Sensibility, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S.
79. *A Night in the Lonesome October, Zelazny, Roger (re-re-read)
78. *Rose House, Martine, Arkady
77. *A Flowering of Ink, Noone, K. L.
76. *The Archmage’s Firebird, Noon, K. L.
75. *The Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel, Charles, K. J.
74. *The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen, Charles, K. J.
73. *A Coup of Tea, Blair Casey
72. *The Twelfth Enchantment, Noone K. L.
71. *Apprentice’s Luck, Noon, K. L.
70. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L. (collected short stories) (reread)
69. The Persian Boy, Renault, Mary (re-re-read)
68. Doomsday Book, Willis, Connie (re-read)
67. Death by Silver, Scott, Melissa and Griswold, Amy
66. Wyrd Sisters, Pratchett, Terry (re-read)
65. Arzach, Moebius (graphic novel)
64. The Best of Elizabeth Bear, Bear, Elizabeth (collected short stories)
63. Ad Eternum, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette)(re-read)
62. *Seven for a Secret, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) (re-read)
61. *The White City, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) (re-read)
60. *New Amsterdam, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) (re-read)
59. *Garrett Investigates, Bear, Elizabeth
58. *Snowed In; Kit and Harry, Noone, K. L.
57. *Crow Roads, de Lint, Charles
56. *The Hermit of Aldershill Manor, Noone, K. L.
55. *Midwinter Firelight, Noone, K. L.
54. *Elemental, Noone, K. L.
53. *A Suitable Bodygard, Cooper, R
52. *The Omega Objection, Carriger, G. L. (re-x-read)
51. *Magician, Noone, K. L.
50. *Lord John and the Hand of Devils, Gabaldon, Diana
49. *A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows, Gabaldon, Diana
48. *Seven Stones to Stand or Fall, Gabaldon, Diana
47. *Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade, Gabaldon, Diana
46. *Lord John and the Private Matter, Gabaldon, Diana
45. *The Custom of the Army, Gabaldon, Diana
44. *The Marann, Meierz, Christie
43. Divergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
42. Resurgence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
41. Emergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
40. Convergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
39. Visitor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
38. Tracker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
37. Peacemaker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
36. Protector, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
35. Intruder, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
34. Betrayer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
33. Deceiver, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
32. Conspirator, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
31. *Lust and Other Drugs, Nichols, TJ
30. *The Billionaire’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ
29. *The Firefighter’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ
28. *Salvage Right, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (E-ARC)
27. *A Beginner’s Guide to Wooing Your Mate, Cooper, R.
26. Deliverer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
25. Pretender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
24. Destroyer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
23, Explorer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
22. Defender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
21. Precursor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
20. Inheritor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
19. Invader, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
18. Foreigner, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
17 *Runescribe, Derr, Megan (novelette)
16. *Talismaker, Derr, Megan (novelette)
15. *The Alpha’s Gamble, Grayson, Eliot
14. *Nothing More Certain, Cooper, R.
13. *Return of the Thief, Turner, Megan Whalen (re-read)
12. *A Proper Dragon, Wheeler, E. B.
11. *A Little Blessing, Cooper, R
10. *Agatha Christie, An Elusive Woman, Worsley, Lucy
9. *Winter’s Dawn, Powell, Arden
8. *A Closed and Common Orbit, Chambers, Becky (re-read)
7. *The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, Chambers, Becky (re-read)
6. *A Matrimonial Advertisement, Matthews, Mimi
5. *Twice Bitten, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
4. *The Alpha Contract, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
3. *Lost Touch, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
2. *Lost and Found, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
1. *Sweep of the Heart, Andrews, Ilona
* Ebook (re-x-read) = reread more than twice.
Carols and Whatnot
Blame Shoreacres for this one. The gang chez Pogo attempted to penetrate the impenetrability of the carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas” more than once during that strip’s run. This is not the one where Churchy makes a strong point about the three French hens (the constant gabble-gabble of chickens in general, and can you imagine all that in French?). The conclusion that time was that there was thievery involved and that the “true love” referenced in the song was a fence.
Walt Kelly was one of the first newspaper comic strip authors to gather each year’s worth of his daily strips and publish them as a book. This offering is from Ten Ever-Lovin’ Blue-Eyed Years with Pogo (a birthday gift from my ever-loving brown-eyed father back in the day), which was a kind of “greatest hits” compilation from the first ten years of the strip. Pogo is the furry guy in the striped shirt, the turtle is Churchy La Femme, and the alligator is Albert, a smoker of seegars. The carol the ensemble cast usually ends up belting out with fervor and abandon is “Deck Us All With Boston Charley,” which is about as impenetrable as they come.
Books Read in 2023
86. *Starter Villain, Scalzi, John
85. *In the Pass of Ghosts, Noone, K. L
84. *How Y’all Doing?, Jordan, Leslie
83. *Fledgling, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (reread)
82. Wonders of the Invisible World, McKillip, Patricia
81. *Chaos and Conjurations, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S.
80. *Spells and Sensibility, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S.
79. *A Night in the Lonesome October, Zelazny, Roger (re-re-read)
78. *Rose House, Martine, Arkady
77. *A Flowering of Ink, Noone, K. L.
76. *The Archmage’s Firebird, Noon, K. L.
75. *The Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel, Charles, K. J.
74. *The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen, Charles, K. J.
73. *A Coup of Tea, Blair Casey
72. *The Twelfth Enchantment, Noone K. L.
71. *Apprentice’s Luck, Noon, K. L.
70. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L. (collected short stories) (reread)
69. The Persian Boy, Renault, Mary (re-re-read)
68. Doomsday Book, Willis, Connie (re-read)
67. Death by Silver, Scott, Melissa and Griswold, Amy
66. Wyrd Sisters, Pratchett, Terry (re-read)
65. Arzach, Moebius (graphic novel)
64. The Best of Elizabeth Bear, Bear, Elizabeth (collected short stories)
63. Ad Eternum, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette)
62. *Seven for a Secret, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette)
61. *The White City, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette)
60. *New Amsterdam, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette)
59. *Garrett Investigates, Bear, Elizabeth
58. *Snowed In; Kit and Harry, Noone, K. L.
57. *Crow Roads, de Lint, Charles
56. *The Hermit of Aldershill Manor, Noone, K. L.
55. *Midwinter Firelight, Noone, K. L.
54. *Elemental, Noone, K. L.
53. *A Suitable Bodygard, Cooper, R
52. *The Omega Objection, Carriger, G. L. (re-x-read)
51. *Magician, Noone, K. L.
50. *Lord John and the Hand of Devils, Gabaldon, Diana
49. *A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows, Gabaldon, Diana
48. *Seven Stones to Stand or Fall, Gabaldon, Diana
47. *Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade, Gabaldon, Diana
46. *Lord John and the Private Matter, Gabaldon, Diana
45. *The Custom of the Army, Gabaldon, Diana
44. *The Marann, Meierz, Christie
43. Divergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
42. Resurgence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
41. Emergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
40. Convergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
39. Visitor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
38. Tracker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
37. Peacemaker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
36. Protector, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
35. Intruder, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
34. Betrayer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
33. Deceiver, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
32. Conspirator, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
31. *Lust and Other Drugs, Nichols, TJ
30. *The Billionaire’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ
29. *The Firefighter’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ
28. *Salvage Right, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (E-ARC)
27. *A Beginner’s Guide to Wooing Your Mate, Cooper, R.
26. Deliverer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
25. Pretender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
24. Destroyer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
23, Explorer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
22. Defender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
21. Precursor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
20. Inheritor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
19. Invader, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
18. Foreigner, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read)
17 *Runescribe, Derr, Megan (novelette)
16. *Talismaker, Derr, Megan (novelette)
15. *The Alpha’s Gamble, Grayson, Eliot
14. *Nothing More Certain, Cooper, R.
13. *Return of the Thief, Turner, Megan Whalen (re-read)
12. *A Proper Dragon, Wheeler, E. B.
11. *A Little Blessing, Cooper, R
10. *Agatha Christie, An Elusive Woman, Worsley, Lucy
9. *Winter’s Dawn, Powell, Arden
8. *A Closed and Common Orbit, Chambers, Becky (re-read)
7. *The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, Chambers, Becky (re-read)
6. *A Matrimonial Advertisement, Matthews, Mimi
5. *Twice Bitten, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
4. *The Alpha Contract, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
3. *Lost Touch, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
2. *Lost and Found, Grayson, Eliot (re-read)
1. *Sweep of the Heart, Andrews, Ilona
* Ebook (re-x-read) = reread more than twice.
Books Read in 2023
82. Wonders of the Invisible World, McKillip, Patricia 81. *Chaos and Conjurations, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S. 80. *Spells and Sensibility, Noone, K. L., and Murphy, K. S. 79. *A Night in the Lonesome October, Zelazny, Roger (re-re-read) 78. *Rose House, Martine, Arkady 77. *A Flowering of Ink, Noone, K. L. 76. *The Archmage’s Firebird, Noon, K. L. 75. *The Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel, Charles, K. J. 74. *The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen, Charles, K. J. 73. *A Coup of Tea, Blair Casey 72. *The Twelfth Enchantment, Noone K. L. 71. *Apprentice’s Luck, Noon, K. L. 70. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L. (collected short stories) (reread) 69. The Persian Boy, Renault, Mary (re-re-read) 68. Doomsday Book, Willis, Connie (re-read) 67. Death by Silver, Scott, Melissa and Griswold, Amy 66. Wyrd Sisters, Pratchett, Terry (re-read) 65. Arzach, Moebius (graphic novel) 64. The Best of Elizabeth Bear, Bear, Elizabeth (collected short stories) 63. Ad Eternum, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 62. *Seven for a Secret, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 61. *The White City, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 60. *New Amsterdam, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 59. *Garrett Investigates, Bear, Elizabeth 58. *Snowed In; Kit and Harry, Noone, K. L. 57. *Crow Roads, de Lint, Charles 56. *The Hermit of Aldershill Manor, Noone, K. L. 55. *Midwinter Firelight, Noone, K. L. 54. *Elemental, Noone, K. L. 53. *A Suitable Bodygard, Cooper, R 52. *The Omega Objection, Carriger, G. L. (re-x-read) 51. *Magician, Noone, K. L. 50. *Lord John and the Hand of Devils, Gabaldon, Diana 49. *A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows, Gabaldon, Diana 48. *Seven Stones to Stand or Fall, Gabaldon, Diana 47. *Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade, Gabaldon, Diana 46. *Lord John and the Private Matter, Gabaldon, Diana 45. *The Custom of the Army, Gabaldon, Diana 44. *The Marann, Meierz, Christie 43. Divergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 42. Resurgence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 41. Emergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 40. Convergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 39. Visitor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 38. Tracker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 37. Peacemaker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 36. Protector, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 35. Intruder, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 34. Betrayer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 33. Deceiver, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 32. Conspirator, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 31. *Lust and Other Drugs, Nichols, TJ 30. *The Billionaire’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ 29. *The Firefighter’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ 28. *Salvage Right, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (E-ARC) 27. *A Beginner’s Guide to Wooing Your Mate, Cooper, R. 26. Deliverer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 25. Pretender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 24. Destroyer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 23, Explorer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 22. Defender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 21. Precursor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 20. Inheritor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 19. Invader, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 18. Foreigner, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 17 *Runescribe, Derr, Megan (novelette) 16. *Talismaker, Derr, Megan (novelette) 15. *The Alpha’s Gamble, Grayson, Eliot 14. *Nothing More Certain, Cooper, R. 13. *Return of the Thief, Turner, Megan Whalen (re-read) 12. *A Proper Dragon, Wheeler, E. B. 11. *A Little Blessing, Cooper, R 10. *Agatha Christie, An Elusive Woman, Worsley, Lucy 9. *Winter’s Dawn, Powell, Arden 8. *A Closed and Common Orbit, Chambers, Becky (re-read) 7. *The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, Chambers, Becky (re-read) 6. *A Matrimonial Advertisement, Matthews, Mimi 5. *Twice Bitten, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 4. *The Alpha Contract, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 3. *Lost Touch, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 2. *Lost and Found, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 1. *Sweep of the Heart, Andrews, Ilona * Ebook (re-x-read) = reread more than twice.
Books Read in 2023
75. *The Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrel, Charles, K. J. 74. *The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen, Charles, K. J. 73. *A Coup of Tea, Blair Casey 72. *The Twelfth Enchantment, Noone K. L. 71. *Apprentice’s Luck, Noon, K. L. 70. Lord Peter, Sayers, Dorothy L. (collected short stories) (reread) 69. The Persian Boy, Renault, Mary (re-re-read) 68. Doomsday Book, Willis, Connie (re-read) 67. Death by Silver, Scott, Melissa and Griswold, Amy 66. Wyrd Sisters, Pratchett, Terry (re-read) 65. Arzach, Moebius (graphic novel) 64. The Best of Elizabeth Bear, Bear, Elizabeth (collected short stories) 63. Ad Eternum, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 62. *Seven for a Secret, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 61. *The White City, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 60. *New Amsterdam, Bear, Elizabeth (novelette) 59. *Garrett Investigates, Bear, Elizabeth 58. *Snowed In; Kit and Harry, Noone, K. L. 57. *Crow Roads, de Lint, Charles 56. *The Hermit of Aldershill Manor, Noone, K. L. 55. *Midwinter Firelight, Noone, K. L. 54. *Elemental, Noone, K. L. 53. *A Suitable Bodygard, Cooper, R 52. *The Omega Objection, Carriger, G. L. (re-x-read) 51. *Magician, Noone, K. L. 50. *Lord John and the Hand of Devils, Gabaldon, Diana 49. *A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows, Gabaldon, Diana 48. *Seven Stones to Stand or Fall, Gabaldon, Diana 47. *Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade, Gabaldon, Diana 46. *Lord John and the Private Matter, Gabaldon, Diana 45. *The Custom of the Army, Gabaldon, Diana 44. *The Marann, Meierz, Christie 43. Divergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 42. Resurgence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 41. Emergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 40. Convergence, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 39. Visitor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 38. Tracker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 37. Peacemaker, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 36. Protector, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 35. Intruder, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 34. Betrayer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 33. Deceiver, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 32. Conspirator, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 31. *Lust and Other Drugs, Nichols, TJ 30. *The Billionaire’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ 29. *The Firefighter’s Familiar, Nichols, TJ 28. *Salvage Right, Lee, Sharon and Miller, Steve (E-ARC) 27. *A Beginner’s Guide to Wooing Your Mate, Cooper, R. 26. Deliverer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 25. Pretender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 24. Destroyer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 23, Explorer, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 22. Defender, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 21. Precursor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 20. Inheritor, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 19. Invader, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 18. Foreigner, Cherryh, C. J. (re-x-read) 17 *Runescribe, Derr, Megan (novelette) 16. *Talismaker, Derr, Megan (novelette) 15. *The Alpha’s Gamble, Grayson, Eliot 14. *Nothing More Certain, Cooper, R. 13. *Return of the Thief, Turner, Megan Whalen (re-read) 12. *A Proper Dragon, Wheeler, E. B. 11. *A Little Blessing, Cooper, R 10. *Agatha Christie, An Elusive Woman, Worsley, Lucy 9. *Winter’s Dawn, Powell, Arden 8. *A Closed and Common Orbit, Chambers, Becky (re-read) 7. *The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, Chambers, Becky (re-read) 6. *A Matrimonial Advertisement, Matthews, Mimi 5. *Twice Bitten, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 4. *The Alpha Contract, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 3. *Lost Touch, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 2. *Lost and Found, Grayson, Eliot (re-read) 1. *Sweep of the Heart, Andrews, Ilona * Ebook (re-x-read) = reread more than twice.
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