Newest J.D. Robb, Treachery in Death = purchased and downloaded.

Newest Kim Harrison, Pale Demon = also purchased and downloaded.

Dragon Age II demo = downloading as I type.

Plus, I am sipping my coffee and still in my pajamas.  How I love thee, technology!

ETA: although, DA2 is taking forever to download!  *sigh*

kistha made me do it; she insisted I post it, that is.

My writerly thought on LKH's latest Anita Blake book, Bullet:

When your MC's [polyamorous] relationships have become so complicated, it takes you five chapters in the beginning of the book just to review all of the characters, and how they relate back to the MC - just in case you have any new readers ( Read more... )

Because I know it's going to come up at some point and time, let me just weigh in on the new B&N Nook device, as a Kindle user and lover ( Read more... )

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dragonsinger asked for the top five books I've read this year.

I read a lot. This was a tall order. Luckily, when scrolling through the reading list on my kindle, there were some definite stand outs for 2009 that made themselves clear. These are listed in the order in which I read them:

1. The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines (jimhinesI love fairy tales, and I ( Read more... )

Storm Glass, by Maria V. Snyder


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New Ilona Andrews today.This would be Book 3 in the Kate Daniels series. I was lucky enough to get an advance copy, and I totally meant to post this review yesterday, the day before its release. I spaced the date and failed, so now I'm posting this the day of its release ( Read more... )

Some good books release today!

Lynn Viehl's Stay the Night, the 'last' of her Darkyn books, and Robin's story. I was lucky enough to get to read an advanced copy, and I gave a non-spoilery review here.

jimhines releases the first book in his fairy tale based series, The Stepsister Scheme, also available on Kindle. I've been excited to read this one ( Read more... )