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Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo

Logan's Word: A Logan Family Western - Book 1 by Donald L. Robertson was boring and predictable. Now I am reading Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo.

The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo

Thunderhead by Preston and Child was the best of the three I have read by them. It introduced the character Nora Kelly and had a recurring character in the journalist Smithback from the first two books, but no Agent Pendergast. Then I read a pair of books about Dash and Lily written by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan. Now I…

Yesterday I read The Last Summer Boys by Bill Rivers for a Kindle Challenge (I won a badge, whoop!) Today I am reading Thunderhead by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.

Relic by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

Arrow's Fall (Heralds of Valdemar book 3) by Mercedes Lackey

My ebook came in from the library, so when I finished up the Dickens book (which I loved) I started Arrow's Flight by Mercedes Lackey. This is book 2 in the Heralds of Valdemar series.

Feeling inspired. I started A Tale of Two Cities. I have never read it. I liked Oliver Twist and Great Expectations, so I will give it a shot.

Well this ended up being one book broken into three parts. I read part two and it continued right into part three, Dryad-Born (part 2) and Poisonwell (part 3). Part one was 12 hours on audio (immersion read), part two was 15 hours. Now part three is 17 hours, and this book feels very long. Maybe because it is! I am ready…

Paul Michael reads a lot of the Jeff Shaara books I have listened to. He's very good!

I find them a "better" way to kill time while exercising than music, anyway to me the time seems to pass faster. Because exercise is so boring. I've been doing three 30 minute walks per day lately, and I don't watch very much television or movies at all, so almost all of my reading is audio or "immersion" with and e-book…

I just learned that my largest audiobook source, Brooklyn Public Library, will no longer allow me to renew my library card when it expires in order to better focus on NY members. I kind of understand, with the popularity of audiobooks soaring, and the wait lists for popular books being months long, the increasing costs of…

London Fog Latte 1 cup Aged Earl Grey brewed double strength 1 tsp. honey 1 cup Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk Steep tea as normal, add honey. Heat Almond Milk in microwave, then froth with an electric Matcha or milk whisk. Pour Almond Milk into tea mixture. Wow! Cuts the "fog".

Fireblood (Whispers from Mirrowen #1) by Jeff Wheeler Another Kindle Unlimited pick. I've got to mix these in to make my membership pay off.

Light It Up by Kekla Magoon

The Black Gryphon by Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon

The Broker by John Grisham (part of my "read John Grisham from the beginning to the end" project that may never be finished before I depart the planet. See also "read Stephen King from start to finish", etc. I am caught up with very few current famous authors. You can't swim the whole ocean, just a few small bays!

Do You Dream of Terra-Two? by Temi Oh

The Land of Oz (1904) by L. Frank Baum The Oz books are very different from the movie. In book one the wicked witch sent 40 crows to get Dorothy’s band and the Scarecrow twisted off their heads! Put that in a children’s movie and it would be horror.

I want to watch the show but I don’t know if I should read the books first? My father did both and said that they are quite different. Oh well, there are too many books to read that take the time for watching too much tv.

I'm enjoying my book with a cup of Fruity Paradise by Tiesta Teas. It's a green variety, they used to call it Fruity Pebbles but I guess the cereal company didn't like the name infringement?

Fate's Ransom (The First Argentines #4) by Jeff Wheeler

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

Lady's Ransom by Jeff Wheeler

The Commodore (World War II Navy #4) by P.T. Deutermann

Warrior's Ransom by Jeff Wheeler

Knight's Ransom by Jeff Wheeler

How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu Sci-fi sort of, but not like spaceships and rivets.

I have read her Shadow and Bone trilogy and it was interesting, in a good way. I wanted to watch the TV series based on the books but I never did. I'll probably continue the series at some point, there are more stories that take place in the world that she crafted.