Wednesday considers there are disadvantages to being supposed to have amazing research mojo
What I read
Well, indeed it was a Courtney Milan re-read all the way as predicted: The Brothers Sinister sequence: The Heiress Effect, (2013) The Countess Conspiracy (2013), The Governess Affair (2013), The Suffragette Scandal (2014), A Kiss for Midwinter (2012) (I cannot believe I did not pick up on, or at least mention, the anachronistic use of 'Dutch cap' before! this was set well before Dr Mensinga's improved design of female occlusive pessary and its widespread popularisation by the Dutch woman physician and inspirational pioneer birth control campaigner Aletta Jacobs, whence the name. Yes, my Mastermind Special Subject is The History of Contraceptive Devices, why do you ask?) and Talk Sweetly to Me (2014). Then the Turner series: Unclaimed (2011), Unveiled (2011), Unlocked (2011), Unraveled (2011). I had just got started on the Carhart set with This Wicked Gift (2014) -
When -
KJ Charles Subtle Blood (The Will Darling Adventures, #3) arrived and went down without touching the sides, have only just finished it. Yay.
On the go
Not really anything at the moment.
Up next
Well, probably more Courtney Milan.
I see that Katherine Addison's Witness for the Dead is out, but no e-editions in the UK? so even if I order the print version anybody's guess when it might arrive, sigh. Woe. Why do they do this?
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