What Have You Been Reading This March?

[Lynne]

I just finished Den of Wolves, the final book in the Blackthorn and Grim trilogy by Juliet Marillier. Loved it. Great fantasy world-building for those of you who like that. She writes fantastic fantasy books.

[Mary]

Agatha H. and the Siege of Mechanicsburg by Phil Foglio and Kaja Foglio

[Tony]

I finished The Protocol. As expected, a quick read, and quite enjoyable. That said, it's very rare that I will read more than one of the modern military-adventure thriller type books in a row (even though there are currently 26 or so books in this series). So now I'm starting Percival and the Presense of God: Young Percival's Quest for King Arthur & the Holy Grail

[Mary]

Magic User: Reborn in Another World as a Max Level Wizard (Light Novel) Vol. 1 by Mikawa Souhei

[Elizabeth]

I just finished reading the Elemental Trilogy by Toni Cox. I read the all three in under a week after I got home from work. I couldn't put it down once I started the first book. The trilogy was an incredible read. I left a review on the last book.

[Eve]

I just finished up reading the Night Light by Terri Blackstock. I am currently reading Hearts Made Whole by Jody Hedlund which is book number 2 in the Beacon of Hope series.

[Luffy Sempai]

My review of Mozzarella and Murder:-

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Andrea]

Finished An Autumn War (need to go catch up on that buddy read from a couple years ago and see if I can add any comments). Enjoyed it very much, and I was surprised at how well Abraham was able to job my memory of the first two books when its been quite a while since I read them. When I first picked it up I couldn't have told you any of the character names, by the end, I felt like there hadn't been any gap between books at all I was so much back into that world. I won't leave the last for for as long but I won't read it right away.

I did pick up a non-SFF book, it's pretty short so should be getting back to the Dark Tower soon.

Oh, while I was stocking up at the library before it shut down for Covid-19 I found a couple Catwings books by Ursula K. Le Guin. They looked so cute I couldn't resist grabbing them. Guess it qualifies for all those comfort read emails I'm getting from Amazon, GR, Kobo and Indigo :)

[NekroRider]

I finished Terra Nullius and rated it 2.75/5 stars. It was just ok for me. I respect what the author was trying to do and I think its an important story to tell, but found the writing too repetitive for me.

I think I'm going to shift over to a mystery now with The Shadow District by Arnaldur Indridason

[Katherine]

I've just started reading Neil Gaiman's American Gods. I'm slightly ashamed I've never read it before, it's one of those books I've had for ages and not quite got around to.

[Mary]

Hope you enjoy it but I find he's hit or miss, and Gods was a miss.

[Pierre]

Last night I finished The Republic of Thieves. While I didn't enjoy that book as much as the previous two in the series, it was still a pleasant reading. It is unfortunate that the author doesn't seem to be able, sofar, to produce the next volume of the series.

After browsing in my list of books-to-read I settled on Senlin Ascends, that I'll start reading today, and this should keep me busy for quite some time.

[Andrea]

I bounced back and forth between two options and settled on The Waste Lands by Stephen King to keep the momentum going with The Dark Tower.

[Mary]

Trolls: An Unnatural History by John Lindow

[Audrey]

I read The House of Hades and started How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse and Torn.

[Andrea]

Audrey wrote: "I read The House of Hades"

I just picked out The Lost Hero for my May reading plans :) I intend to read the whole 5 book series by end of year.

[NekroRider]

I finished The Shadow District
and rated 4/5 stars. As usual with Indridason mysteries, I sped right through it. This new mystery series of Indridason's takes place in both WWII Iceland and the present day Iceland. The mystery in this one about a mysterious murder from the 1940s and a possibly connected murder in the present day, following detectives working the cases in both time periods.

I'm continuing with the next book in the series, The Shadow Killer

[Lynne]

Just finished A New Reality, the second book in the Jewel of the Stars series by Adam David Collings. I really enjoyed it.

[Audrey]

Andrea wrote: "Audrey wrote: "I read The House of Hades"

I just picked out The Lost Hero for my May reading plans :) I intend to read the whole 5 book series by end of year."

It's a pretty good series.

[Mary]

I think we need an April one.