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Aaaaaah yes, I remember the Arthurian bits now. And I think it was yet another book that needlessly ties in with Sipstrassi stones. Oh well.Avatar wrote:Ghost King is the first of his Arthurian Romano-British series, followed IIRC, by Last Sword of Power.CovenantJr wrote: I think I've read Ghost King but I don't remember it. Dark Moon's not one of Gemmell's best, IMO, but I'm fond of the Tarantio/Dace thing.
Officially, it was the first "Stones of Power" book, although they'd been touched on in Wolf in Shadow written a year earlier.CovenantJr wrote:Aaaaaah yes, I remember the Arthurian bits now. And I think it was yet another book that needlessly ties in with Sipstrassi stones. Oh well.
Waddley wrote:I just picked up Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
I feel like I've been waiting for this book my entire life.
My roomate got that for his birthday, I'm going to have to hijack it...An online female friend told me today that she bought that book, but is ready to "abandon ship" as early as page 30.Waddley wrote:I just picked up Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
I feel like I've been waiting for this book my entire life.
I just finished Deadhouse Gates last night and will check out Memories of Ice from the library today. That's all they have and there ain't no more!Avatar wrote:Damn. I just picked up Toll The Hounds today for a bargain. The only drawback is that, although I have books 1-4, I don't have books 5-7. In fact, I've never seen them here.
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Interlibrary loan.Demondim-spawn wrote:I just finished Deadhouse Gates last night and will check out Memories of Ice from the library today. That's all they have and there ain't no more!Avatar wrote:Damn. I just picked up Toll The Hounds today for a bargain. The only drawback is that, although I have books 1-4, I don't have books 5-7. In fact, I've never seen them here.
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What then?
*sob*
silly...Demondim-spawn wrote:Yes, I'm at my library now, and another branch has volume 4, but there ain't no more.
What then?
*sobs*
You support your local book store and BUY them, silly!Demondim-spawn wrote:Yes, I'm at my library now, and another branch has volume 4, but there ain't no more.
What then?
*sobs*
Could be worse. The books I'm waiting to read haven't been finished yet. I imagine whatever's after Toll the Hounds will be the next one I read, as Against All Things Ending isn't due out for a year, and who the hell knows when Dances With Dragons will get done. Right now, I'm reading a bunch of R. A. Salvatore stuff my brother lent me to pass the time.Demondim-spawn wrote:Yes, I'm at my library now, and another branch has volume 4, but there ain't no more.
What then?
*sobs*
I picked that up too for Kindle, after reading your earlier post about it. I must say after about a chapter and a half in that it is very good. Darwin writes in a conversational, yet informative style. I'll have to post that passage about the runaway slaves near Rio who lived on the hilltop when I get a chance.Waddley wrote:But I *ALSO* picked up Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle, and that's slowly taking over all my reading time...
The next Erickson volume is due next month, I think.dANdeLION wrote:Could be worse. The books I'm waiting to read haven't been finished yet. I imagine whatever's after Toll the Hounds will be the next one I read, as Against All Things Ending isn't due out for a year, and who the hell knows when Dances With Dragons will get done. Right now, I'm reading a bunch of R. A. Salvatore stuff my brother lent me to pass the time.Demondim-spawn wrote:Yes, I'm at my library now, and another branch has volume 4, but there ain't no more.
What then?
*sobs*