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Fiction
In reply to the discussion: What Fiction are you reading this week, February 10, 2019? [View all]TexasProgresive
(12,358 posts)19. I finished Michael Connelly's "Nine Dragons"
It was a great read featuring Harry Bosch. I have been a fan of the Bosch series, but I have read them out of order as I get them. This one really explains a lot about why Harry is like he is. Not really spoilers but Connelly named dropped Matthew McConaughey who played Lincoln Lawyer, Mickey Haller, Bosch's half brother. Mickey has a few actual lines in the book. Anyway I really enjoyed it although some parts were really sad.
So I am back to Wheel of Time reading The Dragon Reborn. Hmmm nine dragons and one reborn. The nine dragons are 8 mountains near Hong Kong plus one dragon, the emperor. The dragon reborn is a man not a beast. If my reading of this Robert Jordn book is like the last it will take a couple of weeks.
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I think it is one of the more fun reads so far in the series, although they are all good.
dameatball
Feb 2019
#9
A good reason to read the Pendergast series in chronological order is that a fairly important
dameatball
Feb 2019
#40
"The stupidest angel: a heartwarming tale of Christmas terror" by Christopher Moore
SeattleVet
Feb 2019
#21
I wil check that one out. So far my favorite Moore novels are "Lamb" and "Noir.'
dameatball
Feb 2019
#41
There are three or four of these collaborations, I think I read Death in China
yellowdogintexas
Feb 2019
#65
The Reckoning by John Grisham. Did not like it. Waaaaay too long! Actually I skimmed
hostalover
Feb 2019
#93