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December 2018 reading:

64. Magic in the Blood, by Devon Monk (368 pages)
Definitely a good follow-up to the first book, with some major implications for the world Allie inhabits and for herself.

65. Magic in the Shadows, by Devon Monk (350 pages ( Read more... )

March 2018 reading:

10. A Local Habitation, by Seanan McGuire (377 pages)
REREAD. Another of October Daye's adventures, taking her out of San Francisco and into a potential faerie civil war. Definitely interesting, with lots of in-depth discussion about the nature of the different fae races.

11. An Artificial Night, by Seanan McGuire (354 pages ( Read more... )

November 2017 reading:

50. Shattered Shields, edited by Jennifer Brozek and Bryan Thomas Schmidt (260 pages)
I picked this up for the Seanan McGuire piece, but found myself plunged into many different worlds in the other stories as well. I enjoyed nearly all of them, and was particularly happy with the diversity in the pieces.

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October 2017 reading:

44. Urban Enemies, edited by Joseph Nassise (448 pages ( Read more... )

March 2017 reading:

11. The Hammer of Thor, by Rick Riordan (471 pages)
When Sam asks Magnus to meet her for coffee to speak to an informant, little does he know it has to do with Thor's missing hammer... and Sam's Loki-arranged wedding to the giant who stole it. To add to it, Heath has seen Blitz's potential death in his runes. Great read.

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Note: Sorry for the delay. My dad died in November and it threw off everything.

December 2016 reading:

63. Undone, by Rachel Caine (305 pages ( Read more... )