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Both of these novels are partially set in Tuscany and Florence.


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I bought a Kindle in April (yay) and needless to say I've caught up on TONS of reading, not to mention I've also checked out books from my local library and bought some at the Salvation Army. Here's my list so far for spring/summer reading:

The Hangman's Daughter by Oliver Pötzsch and Lee Chadeayne
Every Last Kiss (The Bloodstone Saga) by Courtney ( Read more... )

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I had to read The Winter's Tale for something I'm translating, and while any "A++++++ 5 stars would read again" review is kind of beyond irrelevant at this point - ehhhhhh. The onset of Leontes' jealousy is too sudden to get any dramatic traction, as is his repentance and - well, nigh *every* single plot development, and the denouement hinges ( Read more... )