Books I've Read

An enjoyable story of a stranded astronaut. Rather techy, but I mostly just skip over that stuff!

Took me a VERY long time to read this e-book, but I finally did! A young man goes on a cycling vacation, and meets a young lady who is cycling with an older companion who has unwelcome designs on her.

Book the first, I guess, of The Murderbot Diaries. A short book, fun and action-packed. I liked it very much, and I am reading the rest of 'em!

Read this in about three hours! Book Two of The Murderbot Diaries. Murder travels to the place it all started.

Book four of the series. SecUnit has more adventures. Nice, fun, quick read!

Muderbot get involved with the investigation of some dead guy. Very good!

A Murderbot novel, but I don't know which one of the series. Murderbot goes to some planet with a lost colony or two, battles with aliens/not aliens, and meets some like souls.

Book Three of The Murderbot Diaries. Very fast-paced, enjoyed it immensely.

I enjoyed reading this very much. I REALLY appreciate the short sections so that I could rest! The story of Indigo and Cloud was perhaps my favorite. Little Stone was a crack-up!

These stories were just as good as volume 1! Jade and Moon finally have a clutch!

The Murderbot Diaries #7. SecUnit is on the same planet as the last book, which I don't remember, and the B-E corporate folks are apparently there to con the colonists into leaving the planet to become economic serfs, or slaves, or something. There are two more SecUnits to deal with, actually three. Our SecUnit comes out ahead in the end!

Flying beings, that's what we got here.

The Raksura are on another expedition to checkout a Founder city.

Well, we got Fell. And the Half-Fell. And those dudes that want to kill everyone. It's a mess.

The Books of the Raksura #2, I read somewhere. Good story, I read it over several days, with one massive marathon session on the last days. I only noticed one "raised eyebrow"...

The Books of the Raksura #3. The story moves right along, and is quite interesting. I went to the bag-o-books to get the next one, but I don't have it yet! Yikes!

The Rising World, #1. Really enjoyed this one!

One measure of a book might be how many times it brought me to tears. This one had me sniffling quite a few times.

I've been captivated by the cover of this book for several years, and so decided to finally read it. I found it alternating sad, funny, poignant, threatening, and depressing. I liked it, but it seems maybe a little more YA than middle school. I guess the period of pot smoking was important to the story, but I wished the author had left out the one f**K, three bi**chs, four d**kheads, one g*dd*m*ed, and maybe the one kiss*ss. And it seemed the protagonist was having her period every other chapter.

I only read The Day Of the Locust, Miss Lonely Hearts, and A Cool Million. Did not care for Day or Lonely, but I did like Million.