A handful more -
Nov. 25th, 2008 06:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kyburg29. The Fairy Godmother, Mercedes Lackey.
Yeah, I had this on the shelf gathering dust, but hadn't read it yet. Interesting hook, nicely written (as always). (I understand this one has more books in its universe...I can see how.)
30. Friday's Child, Georgette Heyer.
Another paperback romance by the one person I've been told to read everything by - this issue is copyrighted 1946. Quaint and cute.
31. The Serpent's Shadow, Mercedes Lackey.
Found this one out in the back house, while getting ready for Halloween - so raced through it. Both this one and the one above, I'd bought in hardback and then hadn't had time to read them. Probably the result of losing my train commute back in 2000 or so.
Probably not so on the shelf with you - probably out to the hospital auxiliary instead.
Yeah, I had this on the shelf gathering dust, but hadn't read it yet. Interesting hook, nicely written (as always). (I understand this one has more books in its universe...I can see how.)
30. Friday's Child, Georgette Heyer.
Another paperback romance by the one person I've been told to read everything by - this issue is copyrighted 1946. Quaint and cute.
31. The Serpent's Shadow, Mercedes Lackey.
Found this one out in the back house, while getting ready for Halloween - so raced through it. Both this one and the one above, I'd bought in hardback and then hadn't had time to read them. Probably the result of losing my train commute back in 2000 or so.
Probably not so on the shelf with you - probably out to the hospital auxiliary instead.
