Reading Post

[affreca]

Just Finished: The Privilege of Peace by Tanya Huff. One of the few military science fiction I still read. The selling point for me is that it is now about learning to veteran (in other words, learning to use those nifty military skills in civilian situations without freaking out your coworkers). There's a lot of focus on an inclusive military and the cost of seeing companions die. This being a Huff book there's a lot of unexceptional lgbt characters. Fluff, but fluff I need.

I DNFed An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon. A good book, but was not grabbing me. I kind of liked the main character, but at least one of the secondary characters continually pissed me off

Currently reading: Dramatick Rivalry by L. A. Hall is my to go book. I'm mostly reading it on my phone on my commute or during lunch, since I haven't wanted to haul my library books around. I find it low key slice of life. This is several books into the series, so don't start here.

Next Up: Maybe a Geek Girl's Guide to Murder by Julie Anne Lindsey or The Monster Baru Comorant by Seth Dickinson. The Dickinson is a library book due Saturday, but.. I'm not sure I'm in the mood for that.

Comments

[threeringedmoon]

I just finished reading Felicities Maximized, the recently released finale of the Comfortable Courtesan, in the bath. I have read the complete series multiple times now, including its initial release, and I still resisting the temptation to start it again from the beginning. I hope I can wait until the compiled Ironmaster's Tale is released because I don't want to overdo it. Though I am not sure that it possible.

[affreca]

Glad to hear it stays good. I seem to like it best if I read a bit here and there, so I'm not close to finishing.