I am very quickly becoming very impressed with this author – she’s written what could be an incredibly dark story with such gorgeous language that it transcends the darkness. Jack and Jill are twins being jammed into roles planned by parents who know nothing about raising children, when they find their way through a door […]
Down Among the Sticks and Bones – Seanan McGuire Read More »
It’s a measure of how much I trust this author that I read a story of hers about a plague. Because I can safely say that for the most part, too soon. (I have Connie Willis’ The Doomsday Book sitting in my TBR pile, and though I have heard nothing but good things about it,
The Physicians of Vilnoc – Lois McMaster Bujold Read More »
This is the last book in the series about Herald Mags’ children – in this case, his youngest son Tory is off for an adventure with his best friend, Prince Kyril, to help out Mags’ cousin who leads the Sleepgivers. Bey’s daughter has disappeared, and he needs help to find her. I enjoyed this story
Spy, Spy Again – Mercedes Lackey Read More »
I’ve got another panel done on Night Walked Down – it’s one of the bottom panels, which are probably less than half the size of the top panels, but it’s still one page! (This is another shot across my knees so I could keep stitching.)
Alex Stern was a teenage junky falling further and further into a terrible life, until the day that she woke up from a binge, with several people, including her very best friend, dead around her, not remembering anything that happened. And in the hospital, a dean from Yale arrived to give her a spectacular opportunity.
Ninth House – Leigh Bardugo Read More »
I had a really hard time finishing this book, for no particularly good reason. If I really had to nail something down, I think it was just a little bit too much teenage angst for me. The books goes between a couple different viewpoints – primarily Jack and Fluer. They’re both Seasons – young people
Seasons of the Storm – Elle Cosimano Read More »
