- John Dickson Carr, Papa La-Bas. Historical mystery set in 1858 New Orleans. Supposedly Carr's work flagged late in his career, but I'm very interested in reading this, his fourth from final novel.
- Gordon R. Dickson, Space Winners. YA SF from one of the greats.
- Arthur Henry Gooden, Smoke Tree Range. A 1936 western from Gooden, who was best known for screenwriting for the silents.
- Jason Goodwin, The Janissary Tree. Historical mystery (1836 Ottoman Empire) that won an Edgar.
- Ed Gorman and Martin H. Greenberg, editors, Once Upon a Crime. Two dozen tales of crime based on fairy tales.
- Brain Lumley, Hero of Dreams. Horror novel, the first in Lumley's Dreamland series.
- Alaexandra Sokoloff, The Shifters. Supernatural romance, the first of the keepers series.
- Marth Wells, Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary. Television tie-in novel.
Monday, November 26, 2012
INCOMING
Some pretty good stuff among the eight books for this week.
This is a smaller than usual but very good group. Been meaning to try Sokoloff for a long time. And the Goodwin book.
ReplyDeleteBook mania and blogging may be taking a back seat from now to the end of the year, Patti. Kitty is going in for a total knee replacement soon. Her last knee replacement did not go well and she's dreading the upcoming operation. I"ll be working full-time trying to get the dumb dog not to jump in her lap, taking care of the baby and the kids, cleaning, errands, etc., while holding her hand -- all of which do not bother me in the least, but some things will have to have a lower priority.
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