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  Sparrow: Book 1

  The Sparrow

  by Mary Doria Russell

  • Rated 5 stars

  ccg wrote:
  Extraordinary, beautiful novel. Blends imagination with a variety of science disciplines to form an unforgettable story. It's sequel, "Children of God" is an equally enjoyable read and satisfying follow up to The Sparrow. Some of the best character development I've read.
  
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  Gideon Oliver: Book 3

  Murder in the Queen's Armes

  by Aaron Elkins

  • Rated 4 stars

  Kaydee wrote:
  Honeymooning in England, Gideon and Julie are caught up in murder and intrigue when they visit an archeological site run by an old friend of Gideon. Nate Marcus is prickly at the best of times. Now, when he feels he has unearthed the archeological coup of the ages, he is positively obnoxious. When one of his graduate school workers is murdered, Gideon fears that more may be going on at the site than just pure science!
  
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  Dark Hunter: Book 21

  Time Untime

  by Sherrilyn Kenyon

  • Rated 3 stars

  mitzi b wrote:
  I like this author, I like this series - did not feel this book was up to the quality of the others. Which is to bad because she has been building to this point in the last couple books. Thought the story didn't flow well - to disjointed.
  
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  Bloodstained Oz

  by Christopher Golden, James A. Moore

  • Rated 5 stars

  Kimberly wrote:
  Twisted view of a "classic" story, by two veteran writers. (I'm slightly biased, as James A. Moore is one of my all-time favorite authors.)
  
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  A Song of Ice and Fire: Book 4

  A Feast for Crows

  by George R. R. Martin

  • Rated 3 stars

  humbledaisy wrote:
  Really interesting story regarding Cersei standing at the height of power and how she is incapable of wielding this power without spiraling into self-destruction. Not sure how I feel about the power grabs going on in the other kingdoms.
  
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