RMFAO 2019 Series Challenge

[Carolyn]

Too many series in progress and so little time!!!!!


No Progress on these, but still going to keep track of them.
12) The Mr Grice books Anna Katharine Green 2/13
13) The Godfather series by Mario Puzo, Mark Winegardner and Edward Falco 1/7
15) Cotton Malone by Steve Berry 2/15
14) Hannah Swensen Series by Joanne Fluke 3/25
17) Agatha Raisin by MC Beaton 10/30
18) Time Quintet by Madeleine L'Engle 3/5
20) Left Behind by Tim LaHaye 1/12
21) Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins 1/3

Some progress on these
22) Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling 3/7 need to read for one of my challenges so I am listening to them this time but now I have to wait for the audio's on Libby.
23) The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey 2/3
24) Dragon's Gift: the Dark Fae by Linsey Hall 1/4 apparently there are like 6 related series and this is the new one, so this will go on hold while I read the 5 series that come before this one....
25) Charlie Parker: a Girl and Her Dog18/18( just read the last 2 books that had come out since I read the series.)
26) Roderick Alleyn by Ngaio Marsh 1/32

[Cheryl]

I'm finally joining this Series Challenge! I am just hooked on William Shaw's Breen and Tozer mystery series, set in Swinging Sixties London. Books read so far:
1.) She's Leaving Home
2.) The Kings of London

[Cheryl]

Dagny wrote: "Wow, Cheryl, if you like them enough to join the Series Challenge, I'm going to check into them."

They are a bit different. Lots of character development, along with interesting mysteries. It shows the dark side of the Swinging Sixties, something I haven't seen alot of in fiction.

[Cheryl]

3.) A Song for the Brokenhearted by William Shaw
(book 3 of the Breen and Tozer mystery series)

[Carolyn]

No Progress on these, but still going to keep track of them.
12) The Mr Grice books Anna Katharine Green 2/13
13) The Godfather series by Mario Puzo, Mark Winegardner and Edward Falco 1/7
15) Cotton Malone by Steve Berry 2/15
14) Hannah Swensen Series by Joanne Fluke 3/25
17) Agatha Raisin by MC Beaton 10/30
18) Time Quintet by Madeleine L'Engle 3/5
20) Left Behind by Tim LaHaye 1/12
21) Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins 1/3
24) Dragon's Gift: the Dark Fae by Linsey Hall 1/4 apparently there are like 6 related series and this is the new one, so this will go on hold while I read the 5 series that come before this one....
26) Roderick Alleyn by Ngaio Marsh 1/32 must finish older series first....

Some progress on these
22) Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling 5/7 slowly but surely I am getting there....
23) The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey 3/3
27) A Victorian San Francisco Mysteries 6/6 (read the last two that came out since my last catchup)
28) A Victorian San Francisco Novella 3/3 (books on minor characters in the Mysteries series. So fun to learn about them)

Also read 6 books that are the new additions to series I read before.... Not more than 2 books read now, but still wanted to mention them...

[Cheryl]

4.) Play With Fire by William Shaw
3 and a half stars. Book 4 of the Breen and Tozer series.

I'm all caught up with this series now. I can't wait for the next book to be published! It's SO addictive, and these characters feel like old friends.

[Cheryl]

5.) The Birdwatcher by William Shaw
4 stars.
This is the prequel for his new contemporary mystery series featuring Alexandra Cupidi. I will definitely continue reading the next book. I just love Shaw's writing!

[Cheryl]

6.) Salt Lane by William Shaw (Alexandra Cupidi #1)
3 stars. Contemporary mystery series. It does link with Shaw's Breen and Tozer series, though, because Alexandra is the grown daughter of the Helen Tozer from the series set in the Sixties. Helen herself is even featured in this book. Kind of neat, I thought.

[Fran]

7.) Stoneheart Trilogy - Charlie Fletcher (3/3)
Stoneheart
Ironhand
Silvertongue

[Adelaide]

#6 in the Wheel of Time series, Lord of Chaos. I am one book behind where I wanted to be with this, but I did have a headache for 6 weeks. 8 really long books left. I was hoping to finish by the end of 2020, but that's pretty ambitious. I read a ton of books, but can't force myself to read something I am not in the mood for, and I find I need some time in between books in a series.