Books read in 2019

[rolanni]

12. Shadow of a Broken Man, George C. Chesbro (read aloud with Steve)
11. How Much for Just the Planet?, John M. Ford
10. Brat Farrar, Josephine Tey (read aloud with Steve; re-read for me; first read for him)
9.  Spinning Silver, Naomi Novik
8.  Lies Sleeping, Ben Aaronovitch
7.  The Luckiest Lady in London, Sherry Thomas
6.  Release the Virgins, Michael A. Ventrella, editor (read aloud with Steve)
5.  Becoming, Michelle Obama
4.  Agnes and the Hitman, Jennifer Crusie & Bob Mayer (read aloud with Steve; re-read for me; first read for him)
3. the unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Ryan North, Erica Henderson
2.  Alliance Rising, CJ Cherryh & Jane S. Fancher (read out loud with Steve)
1.  A Shilling for Candles, Josephine Tey (read out loud with Steve)

Comments

[jessie_c]

Apropos of Squirrel Girl, Volume 2 2 Fuzzy 2 Furious has just recently been released, and is just as good as the first.

[rolanni]

Good to know!

[mbarker]

Oh! Someone else who reads Chesbro! Yay!

[rolanni]

Read on the recommendation of another friend. It was a good read. I worry a little about going on, though, if violence against Mongo rises in each book.

Luckiest Lady in London

[(Anonymous)]

Did you like this one? Based solely on the fact it was on your list, I bought and read it...my feelings are mixed. (I will not be reading anything else by this author though.)
Very much looking forward to more of *your*stories however !

Re: Luckiest Lady in London

[rolanni]

The Lady Sherlock books by Sherry Thomas are worth reading, IMHO. I read them last year in a swoop; the author's voice was pitch perfect, the characters were grand, and while there were annoyances, they were largely the same annoyances one has with the source material. Those three novels were how I came to pick up . . .Lady.

I remind everyone that my Books Read in... lists are, well, lists of books I've read.