May Book Post

The theory is that I'm reading to the moon and one page = 1 kilometer. You can hit the 'reading to the moon' tag to see past entries.

This update includes only 4 books /o\ or 1481 pages.

On my graphic, that looks like this:



Bold means I highly recommend it.

Jon Courtenay Grimwood - Pashazade. Alternate History/Science Fiction/Cyberpunk. Reread for bookclub. I still adore this book so much. So should you.

Suzanne Brockmann - Flashpoint. Romance? Skipped a number because of supply available from my library, plus I was getting bored. It seems better, but I'm still not that enthused. Ah well, soon Jules.

Jon Courtenay Grimwood - Stamping Butterflies. Science Fiction. Grimwood does this thing with his single books (that is, ones that aren't part of a series) where you think he's got a number of unrelated subplots but the answer to one turns out to fairly quickly resolve the other in a way that actually works. Also, I do like what he does with the not making his stories terribly Western-centric.

Suzanne Brockmann - Hot Target. Romance/Thriller. Oh, Robin. Also, Jules is so much amazing.