Reads of the Year (So Far)
I've gotten a lot of reading done the first six months of this year. Of course not all of the books were great, but I haven't run across any terribly bad ones either. I've read in several different genres and everything from a snarky detective to witches, to a mad scientist and dragons.
A few of my favorites so far has been Full Slab Dead: A Josie Tucker Mystery, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2, and Dr. Moratrayas, Mad Scientist among others.
Thanks to a group read, I also got a chance to read a rare gem called The Delicate Dependency: A Novel of the Vampire Life. I would recommend it for vampire fans who like the beauty and intrigue of vampires without the teenage sparkle. It is not an action driven book, but more of a psychological thriller.
I look forward to seeing what other interesting reads I come across. Who knows what other hidden gems might be out there. What fun or interesting books have you read this year?
A few of my favorites so far has been Full Slab Dead: A Josie Tucker Mystery, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2, and Dr. Moratrayas, Mad Scientist among others.
Thanks to a group read, I also got a chance to read a rare gem called The Delicate Dependency: A Novel of the Vampire Life. I would recommend it for vampire fans who like the beauty and intrigue of vampires without the teenage sparkle. It is not an action driven book, but more of a psychological thriller.
I look forward to seeing what other interesting reads I come across. Who knows what other hidden gems might be out there. What fun or interesting books have you read this year?
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Jun 16, 2018 05:25AM
It's always good to find some good stories. Glad to hear you're enjoying your reading. It's been a good year for me too.
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Graeme wrote: "It's always good to find some good stories. Glad to hear you're enjoying your reading. It's been a good year for me too."It is good to find cool stories. I have enjoyed my reads so far and have continued to add to my want-to-read list. The new short stories collection in the Dresden series is out so now I have to wait patiently (biting my nails!) for my friend to read his copy so my father and I can get our hands on it. We've borrowed the entire series from him.
I'm glad its been a good year for you too. Has there been one that stuck out for you?
Currently the epic-fantasy Malazan books, and the works of Nick Moseley (Urban Fantasy without the Romance).
Graeme wrote: "Currently the epic-fantasy Malazan books, and the works of Nick Moseley (Urban Fantasy with the Romance)."Sounds like fun, Graeme! Hope you continue to enjoy them!
