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Shirley Jackson, Laura Miller
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Kameron Hurley
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The Haunting of Hill House
Shirley Jackson, Laura Miller
The Mirror Empire
Kameron Hurley
The Secret History of the Mongol Queens: How the Daughters of Genghis Khan Rescued His Empire (Audio)
Jack Weatherford
October 2014
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October 2014
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Cast in Flame
After two books away, it's a relief to have Kaylin back in Elantra. And yet for all that the series has returned to the physi...
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Cast in Flame
Michelle Sagara
October 2014
19
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Cast in Sorrow
I think I'm unusual in preferring this to Peril. There were times when it retread old ground, but it also had a genuine concl...
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Cast in Sorrow
Michelle Sagara, Michelle Sagara West
October 2014
18
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White Sands, Red Menace
Goodbye, Dewey and Suze. I'll miss you! I am sad you have no further adventures to entertain me with through my commute.I lov...
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White Sands, Red Menace
Ellen Klages
October 2014
16
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The Green Glass Sea
Two girls growing up at Los Alamos in the 1940s gradually build a friendship against the looming backdrop of the war effort. ...
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The Green Glass Sea
Ellen Klages
October 2014
14
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A Sundial in a Grave: 1610
Mary Gentle
October 2014
12
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The Governess Affair
Not remotely my genre, but it was the excellent combination of short, recommended by a trusted friend, and free on Amazon. Al...
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The Governess Affair
Courtney Milan
October 2014
04
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Cast in Peril
At this point in the series, you should know what to expect: no one answers anyone's questions, everything moves exceedingly ...
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Cast in Peril
Michelle Sagara, Michelle Sagara West
September 2014
25
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Kafka on the Shore
If I had to choose one word to describe this book, it would be "tedious." There are interesting ideas here, but they're burie...
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Kafka on the Shore
Seán Barrett, Haruki Murakami, Oliver Le Sueur
September 2014
18
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Through the Woods
I try hard not to buy physical books, operating on a one-in, one-out policy to keep the size of my library in check. I'm not ...
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Through the Woods
Emily Carroll
September 2014
09
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Heir Apparent
This book is an excellent example of how much the YA genre has shifted over the past decade. I read a fair amount of current ...
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Heir Apparent
Vivian Vande Velde
September 2014
05
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Broken Homes
The pacing of this is deceptively slow; I think I need to reread it to grasp how all the moving parts fit together. But mostl...
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Servant of the Underworld
Two stars for the worldbuilding, which kept me reading despite feelings for the main character that wavered between apathy an...
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Servant of the Underworld
Aliette de Bodard
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Broken Homes
Ben Aaronovitch
August 2014
16
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Whispers Under Ground
I like this better than either of the previous books; the voice is just as strong, but Aaronovitch finally seems to be coming...
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Whispers Under Ground
Ben Aaronovitch
August 2014
13
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Guardian of the Dead
Another earnest novel, but with enough plot (and thoughtful characterization) to balance out its more lecturey moments. The w...
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Guardian of the Dead
Karen Healey
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