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desertvixen) wrote2008-01-20 06:49 pm
desertvixen) wrote2008-01-20 06:49 pm
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Books I'm Looking Forward To
A few dates to keep in mind:
Strangers in Death by JD Robb - February 19, 2008
JD Robb's stuff is like popcorn, but I've never been really disappointed by a book, although I do wish they'd stayed in PB. This one seems like it will be lighter than the last one, which is good. There's also a PB anthlology of the shorts, which will be good.
The Darcy Connection by Elizabeth Aston - March 3, 2008
These have been generally good, although I liked the first book best. I'll probably buy it, but I may want to read the back cover first. And they're TPB, which I like.
The Third Circle by Amanda Quick - April 22, 2008
Just in time for my birthday. Quick is one of the few authors I buy in HC sight unseen. I haven't yet been disappointed. I do miss her Regency period books, but the other Arcane book was pretty good, and her last one, The River Knows was excellent.
Murder on Bank Street: A Gaslight Mystery by Victoria Thompson - June 3, 2008
This historical mystery series is pretty good, and the HCs are undersized, which I like. Waiting to see what she does with her continuous UST subplot.
Nothing new listed as yet for SM Stirling, but there should be one in the September time frame, which I am anxiously awaiting.
Also nothing new listed for David Weber, which irritates me much.
DV
Strangers in Death by JD Robb - February 19, 2008
JD Robb's stuff is like popcorn, but I've never been really disappointed by a book, although I do wish they'd stayed in PB. This one seems like it will be lighter than the last one, which is good. There's also a PB anthlology of the shorts, which will be good.
The Darcy Connection by Elizabeth Aston - March 3, 2008
These have been generally good, although I liked the first book best. I'll probably buy it, but I may want to read the back cover first. And they're TPB, which I like.
The Third Circle by Amanda Quick - April 22, 2008
Just in time for my birthday. Quick is one of the few authors I buy in HC sight unseen. I haven't yet been disappointed. I do miss her Regency period books, but the other Arcane book was pretty good, and her last one, The River Knows was excellent.
Murder on Bank Street: A Gaslight Mystery by Victoria Thompson - June 3, 2008
This historical mystery series is pretty good, and the HCs are undersized, which I like. Waiting to see what she does with her continuous UST subplot.
Nothing new listed as yet for SM Stirling, but there should be one in the September time frame, which I am anxiously awaiting.
Also nothing new listed for David Weber, which irritates me much.
DV
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