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Guess what, I'm way behind again!
#59. The Language of Power by Rosemary Kirstein. 5. Another brilliant Steerswoman book, which is immensely frustrating because it hints at what's left in the series but there's no reason to think the rest of the series will be available anytime soon.
#60. Thrawn by Timothy Zahn. 4. Total retcon for our favorite blue skinned Imperial Admiral, this time to fit in with the Star Wars Rebels timeline. Also, making him weirdly the straight-up good guy for the moment. Delightful.
#61. The Duchess War by Courtney Milan. 5. Re-read of one of my favorite romances of all time.
#62. Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn. 3.5. Is Anakin whiny and is Thrawn way cooler? Yes and yes!
#63. Alfred I. Du Pont: The Man and His Family by Joseph Frazier Wall. 4. A really impressive biographer is one who can glue you to the page with an absolute doorstop of a book about a guy you don't care about in the slightest. A ridonkulous soap opera of a family, with this book focusing on one particular scion of the blow-it-up gang who was particularly ridiculous. Weirdly fascinating.
#64. The Season by Jonah Lisa Dyer and Stephen Dyer. 4. Pride and Prejudice only with a soccer-obsessed reluctant Texas debutante. Reasonably predictable, but charming.
That's...some of them. I'm actually up to 82. Maybe I'll eventually catch up.
#59. The Language of Power by Rosemary Kirstein. 5. Another brilliant Steerswoman book, which is immensely frustrating because it hints at what's left in the series but there's no reason to think the rest of the series will be available anytime soon.
#60. Thrawn by Timothy Zahn. 4. Total retcon for our favorite blue skinned Imperial Admiral, this time to fit in with the Star Wars Rebels timeline. Also, making him weirdly the straight-up good guy for the moment. Delightful.
#61. The Duchess War by Courtney Milan. 5. Re-read of one of my favorite romances of all time.
#62. Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn. 3.5. Is Anakin whiny and is Thrawn way cooler? Yes and yes!
#63. Alfred I. Du Pont: The Man and His Family by Joseph Frazier Wall. 4. A really impressive biographer is one who can glue you to the page with an absolute doorstop of a book about a guy you don't care about in the slightest. A ridonkulous soap opera of a family, with this book focusing on one particular scion of the blow-it-up gang who was particularly ridiculous. Weirdly fascinating.
#64. The Season by Jonah Lisa Dyer and Stephen Dyer. 4. Pride and Prejudice only with a soccer-obsessed reluctant Texas debutante. Reasonably predictable, but charming.
That's...some of them. I'm actually up to 82. Maybe I'll eventually catch up.
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