I agree about spending less time ready. Just my own fault hence planning the re-read.

Cheers for the feedback and yes savouring it, stopped and read up about leaprocy after book 1 chapter 2 good to see it’s curable and rates are going down from 16.000.000 infections a year down to 202,000 good to see.

I think it might be time to lace up my metaphorical laces, and go for another complete re-read. Have uk 1st editions of them all (all signed) (and of course the gap all signed) , but being lazy, think I might just get them all on kindle as well. People talk about the commitment to read Steven Ericks...

Well......... I managed to finish it last week, a few tears at certain places in the book. I started reading the series in the mid 80s as a teenager, and now it's all finished... Even thought it took me years to realise i'd missed out the last book I still feel an ache now knowing it's all over, may...

Yes, somehow managed not to read it.

Up to page 101. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

This is getting seriously good, I have no idea how I managed to not read this.

For me one of the most interesting aspects of re-reading is finding out how I've changed, and how differently I think, compared to when I read the books previously, as I find myself reacting differently to particular scenes and themes in my most recent re-read to what I did in previous readings. Sn...

I must be going mad... My mind is a complete blank over the last book. I must have read it, but I cannot remember a word of it. I have a few days off so settling down tomorrow to read or reread it. Once I get into it, it will probably jog my memory. I know I read book 3, as I read a proof and review...