
I'm in the same situation and have the same dream to be able to build a house around my barn-size library. Dreams are like your next book....they're always out there adding spice to life.

I continue to collect unabated and hope I can read many of them before I die or go blind.

A couple of months ago I thought life, as I knew it, was over. My book collection had outgrown the space we could reasonably use for them (I even smuggled Jonathan and Faye Kellerman collection of about twenty-five books into the bathroom). The room that we had set aside as a library couldn’t accommodate another book so I had to admit that my collecting days were over but shortly that famous Yankee ingenuity soon saved the day and my collecting passion. I reorganized my books and got rid of the doubles and triples and starting to be slightly more selective about the rest of my books. Once I read them, if they don’t rate three stars or more or if an unemotional evaluation says I will probably never read it again. I have started looking for buys and freebies online and have discovered that I can increase my library by ten to fifteen books a day making it bigger than ever without stressing over space. I may not ever read all the books I have but it doesn’t matter as that isn’t really the point. I am passionate about collecting and I am at peace knowing that on my dying day I will still have a multitude of titles and authors to choose from.

I don't know...Maybe that time travel thing really works!

I have a few of her books somewhere in my library. I haven't read anything by her yet so I might give her a try this summer.

Looks like a Janet Evanovich bonanza!