When I started to write this post I realized that I don’t really have a plan at all for what I want to read next. That isn’t unusual for me. But there is nothing that I’m absolutely dying to get to that I haven’t started yet. Maybe this means that I’m starting to run into a bit of a slump. It may also be a product of reading way too many books when I was off on medical leave this last month so I burned through all my must-reads that I had close to hand. I need to refill my lists.
I was waiting for the next book in this series to be available on audiobook because that’s how I had been following this series. There had been some kind of delay. Now that I’ve gone back and checked again there are actually TWO audiobooks available for me to listen to!
I’ve read part of another series by this author so I thought I’d pick this one up on Kindle Unlimited. I’ll see if I like it.
I was just gifted this book. I know nothing about the story but I asked for it based on liking previous books by the author.
When we finish our current group audiobook, I’d love to listen to The Calculating Stars with the husband. I’ve read the series a few years ago and was fascinated with it. I think he’d love it. He’s on a Kelley Armstrong audiobook kick though so I’m going to have to convince him to give this one a try.
Splintered Mind looks amazing. I hope you’ll love all these books when you read them 🙂
If you’d like to visit, here’s my TTT: https://thebooklorefairy.blogspot.com/2024/12/top-ten-tuesday-books-on-my-winter-2024-2025-to-read-list.html
I hope you love them all!
When I have too many must-reads that’s when I hit a reading brick wall. Enjoy your reading freedom! Splintered Minds looks promising from the cover.
I read THE CALCULATING STARS last year, but I don’t remember much about it. I think I liked it?? LOL
Happy TTT (on a Thursday)!
Susan
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The Calculating Stars was great. I hope you enjoy your winter reading, whatever you end up reading!
I enjoy not having a reading plan. Hope you enjoy these titles and whichever ones you find this winter. The Calculating Stars was good.