Anybody else bored with Fiery Cross?

[Anita]

Carren wrote: "Anita: The great thing about the LJ books, is that they're relatively short. I read them in much less time than I anticipated.
You won't be disappointed."

Carren, short is a good thing right now. I'm going to have to get started on them.

[Fawn]

@ LH LOL we were all the same way with the Harry Potter books. We read them out loud to each other (me, my husband & Son) We took turns reading. It seemed like we were reading them for so long and then there were no more! Our son is 17 now and not as excited for the movie as in years past,but I am!!! It comes out here on the 15 and we will be there to watch it!

[Anita]

LH wrote: "Anita Clenney wrote: "Fawn wrote: "LH,
Good idea to read the Lord John Series before Echo in the Bone. The Lord John Series was so helpful to me in understanding Echo so much better."

I need to re..."

LH, what a great idea, exercising at the same time, and you can disguise the tears. :) That's good multi-tasking.

[Anita]

Patty wrote: "Anita Clenney wrote: "Fawn wrote: "LH,
Good idea to read the Lord John Series before Echo in the Bone. The Lord John Series was so helpful to me in understanding Echo so much better."

I need to re..."

Patty, I used to listen to audio books. It's great while driving or doing housework.

[Teresita]

I am currently listening to Drums in Autumn audio on my kindle and I LOVE IT..

[Jen (at last!)]

Amy wrote: "I felt it was largely a "filler" book but it is worth getting through. I agree about the boring war/politics details but I have that issue with almost all the books. Still my love for the charact..."

Funny story about the war details in The Fiery Cross. It came out during my semester of college where I was taking a history class that was American history up to the American Revolution. I was in the library one day after that class reading TFC when I should have been studying. My professor(who was super hot, btw, but I digress) walked past me and said, "Reading about the American Revolution are we, Jen?" To which I honestly replied, "Actually, I am!" Needless to say, I passed the class!!! The details stuck in my memory when I read them in that context. My love for the historical details could be related to the fact that I minored in history...lol.

[LH]

Fawn wrote: "LH,
Good idea to read the Lord John Series before Echo in the Bone. The Lord John Series was so helpful to me in understanding Echo so much better."

OK, so the 3 LJ books that are out took less than a month to get through. I read the Brotherhood of the Blade, my favorite of the 3, in 3 days. Now what??? I'm gonna need to find something else to read before Echo in the Bone. Help.