Lois McMaster Bujold
Chalion
Paladin of Souls

The Sharing Knife
Beguilement
Legacy
Passage
Horizon

Vorkosigan Saga
Shards of Honor
Barayar
Memory

Jacqueline Carey
Kushiel's Dart
Kushiel's Chosen
Kushiel's Avatar
Kushiel's Scion
Naamah's Kiss

Santa Olivia

Charles de LintDreams Underfoot ( Read more... )

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I've been utter fail at reading, lately. Here, let's try this again. Ten books I want to read:

1. Black Heart, by Holly Black.
2. The Killing Moon, by N. K. Jemisin
3. With Fate Conspire, by Marie Brennan4. Deadline, by Mira Grant ( Read more... )

wired_lizard and I will be leaving to pet-sit adorable kitties today! I still need to pack ( Read more... )

Tripping to Somewhere was the bookclub selection for the month of January. Check the tag on rachelmanija's journal to see previous selections and discussion ( Read more... )

I finally managed to get my hands on Tripping to Somewhere, by Kristopher Reisz - this month's book club selection. And it wasn't easy! The paperback's out of print, and only the Kindle version's at all available. The Minuteman library chain did not have a copy. And I neither own a Kindle, nor can afford to spend money on a book I'd never read ( Read more... )

(Are some of these re-treads? I'm too lazy to check old entries.)

1. Mastiff, by Tamora Pierce. Reading that right now. The plot's pretty good and the characters are still very likable, but I wish Pierce would get off her soapbox already. Yes, slavery is bad. And anyone remotely sane knows this already. It's a shame, because the previous Beka ( Read more... )

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This was the December selection for the Permanent Floating YA Diversity Book Club. The theme of the month was YA fantasy with non-white protagonists, by authors of color. Half World was, in fact, the book I voted for, and having read it, I was not disappointed ( Read more... )

This book was the October/November selection for the Permanent Floating YA Diversity Book Club, started by rachelmanija. The theme of the month was 'books with LGBTQ protagonists.' I can certainly get behind thatBefore I go any further, let me say this: Do not read the blurb in the back. It spoils almost every single relevant surprise the book has to offer, to ( Read more... )