They‘re here! They‘re finally here!
The Arcane Society editions of Blood Heir and Iron & Magic by Ilona Andrews & they are simply stunning!
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@Robotswithpersonality's post reminded me that I'm in the middle of a Rivers of London re-read. That's why I'm spending my morning with Peter Grant and Kobna Holdbrook-Smith.
#SeriesLove2024 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
so-soI don't think I'll ever get tired of Abigail + talking foxes adventures: Indigo scritches! 😍 The origin of fox cheese puff infatuation! The den meeting in particular gave me Tiffany Aching and the Nac Mac Feegle mounds.
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pickEvidently Aaronovitch is superb at creating a story of any length in which Peter Grant uses magic, science, police procedure and architectural know how to crack the case. I've enjoyed all the extant novels and the short story collection in the Rivers of London series, and can now vouch for this novella length entry as well. On to the next! 1/?
Whoo-hoooooo! 🥳🎉🎉🎉 Nothing makes a long day better than some book mail! I ordered them last week and they arrived today! I'm super excited about both of these! 💕📚 I can't stop chuckling over the tagged book's title! 🤭
Thank you so so SO much for the gift card, Scott! 🥰 @vivastory
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!). Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2024
pickWhen I first read this (in 2017) I liked it but not enough that I bought the second and third books as soon as they came out—that only happened this weekend after I started rereading the tagged book. I liked this story of an island where the wearing of jade imbues some people with special powers (more or less) a bit more the second time around and I look forward to seeing where Lee takes the story—most reviewers say the third book is the best!
pickI was looking for something a little different than I've been reading lately when I stumbled across Bad Bones. It's the start to an urban fantasy series that follows a reanimated skeleton woman named Prue. Without spoiling too much she died as a small child but her mom was a witch who couldn't let her go. As she got older a woman gives her a magical gift to look human again so she can have a normal life.
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2. “The Rook“ by Daniel O'Malley. The main character, Myfanwy Thomas, possesses a rare, potentially deadly supernatural ability.
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
pickI absolutely loved this book. What a fascinating premise, and it was executed so well. The characters perfectly encapsulated each borough. What a ride! I had fun reading this and look forward to the next!
