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Apr. 21st, 2007 02:53 pmA catch-up post, after spending much of the day arguing with my browser. I have some more in-depth posts coming about manga and books with swords, when I get to them, and I'm also on the last of Dorothy Dunnett's Dolly series, the finishing of which will probably leave me slightly bereft.
Key of Knowledge, Nora Roberts. I could point fingers (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pats_quinade!) but I actually read the first one a couple of years back and thought it had enough going for it to make me pick up the second one from the library returns shelf. Then again, I still pick up Mercedes Lackey in similar situations, and thus obviously have weak spots. 
( Second in a trilogy with fantasy elements. )
( Odd One Out, Monica McInerney. )
( Midnighters, Scott Westerfield. )
( James Herriot, Let Sleeping Vets Lie, The Lord God Made Them All. )
Key of Knowledge, Nora Roberts. I could point fingers (
pats_quinade!) but I actually read the first one a couple of years back and thought it had enough going for it to make me pick up the second one from the library returns shelf. Then again, I still pick up Mercedes Lackey in similar situations, and thus obviously have weak spots. ( Second in a trilogy with fantasy elements. )( Odd One Out, Monica McInerney. )( Midnighters, Scott Westerfield. )( James Herriot, Let Sleeping Vets Lie, The Lord God Made Them All. )
