Words of Radiance – Brandon Sanderson
I know, I know.. I finished Words of Radiance some time ago, and I’ve yet to write a review. I imagine most of you have been shaking with anticipation for the follow to The Way of Kings. At long last, it’s here.
The Atlantis Plague – A. G. Riddle
The Atlantis Plague is the second book in the Origin Mystery series by A. G. Riddle. I read the first one awhile ago and liked it so much that I immediately bought this one, but I made the mistake of not immediately reading it. I’ll be totally honest here. I’ve been working on this review for a long time, longer than the quality of the book should warrant, but I’ve been having the hardest time forcing myself to write this review.
My Sister’s Grave – Robert Dugoni
My Sister’s Grave was one of those books that appeared on my Kindle one day and I’m not really sure how it got there. I know I must have downloaded it at some point, but when or, more importantly, why is beyond me. All of which begs the question, why did I start reading it in the first place? And, now that I’ve finished it, was it worth the time? The answer to that first question is pretty easy. I always like a buffer in between books in a series. Having just finished Sanderson’s Way of Kings, I felt like some fluff would help me reset. The second question, well…
Portraits of the Zoo
Took the opportunity this past weekend to spend some time at the Ft Worth Zoo. It’s easily one of my favorite places (top 5 zoo in the nation) and things to do. You always see something that you’ve never seen before (sometimes it’s the people, but still), and I always have a great time. Doesn’t hurt that you couldn’t ask for a much nicer day.
The Way of Kings – Brandon Sanderson
I first attempted to read The Way of Kings years ago, but for some reason I just couldn’t get my head wrapped around the massive world and its new lingo, so I bailed on it. That was a mistake. Fast forward to last night and I’m at 90% complete, it’s midnight and I can’t put it down. What a ride.