The Road to Bayou Bridge by Liz Talley: Romance, meh. Saw it at work and was intrigued, but not really my kind of romance.
Three Little Words by Susan Mallery: Romance - standard Mallery fare. I like her because I know exactly what I'm getting, and that can be a good thing, sometimes. Didn't feel as emotionally invested in the pay-off as I'd have liked, this time, though.
Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters: LOVE. LOVE LOVE LOVE. My dad recommended this to me years and years ago. I should always read everything my dad recommends because he is always right about books I'll love. Seriously. I listened to this one on audiobook. It took me a bit to adjust to the language, but once I did, it was lovely. And it took me a bit to adjust to the narrator, whose Amelia sounds a bit like Catherine Hepburn, but so very appropriate to the character. Love it!
Parcel by Austin Quinn: a self-published book that I got for free from Amazon. I thought it was a really cool concept. It just really really needs an editor.
Curse of the Pharaohs by Elizabeth Peters: Still more LOVE. Her description when she met Ramses for the first time after a number of months was EXACTLY how I sometimes feel about my child.
Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson: No secret that I love everything by Sanderson. This was no exception. Loved it! Can't wait for the next installment!
The Mummy Case by Elizabeth Peters: Love, but not in all caps this time. I think this will turn into a comfortable series now that the novelty is wearing off.
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