I have found authors that have become favorites through reviews by authors, reviews from friends and family and roaming through new and used book stores. Since I’ve been reading stories since my preschool days, I am” addicted” to the printed word (paper or electronic) and always have a book or two going. In rereading stand alone books or series, I’m meeting up with old friends again and reliving adventures with them.
I too love to reread. One of my favorite authors, and I buy her Foreigner series in hardback. I do love your work. I buy the San Francisco and you scifi on Kindle. Keep up the good work. God bless you and yours. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Glenda
I love the books by Louisa Alcott and I have read all of them more than once. I read Jo’s Boys so often that there was one chapter I always skipped. Spoiler alert - I always cry when Beth dies in Little Women.
I have certain books that I call my "nightmare" books...when you wake up and cannot go back to sleep because you KNOW you will go back to the bad dream...Narnia and Valdemar are my favorites for those night. I love to re-read Pern and many others, that I just plain do not want to hunt up the hardbacks so get on Kindle (easier to find there!) If I am really angry at something I read a "kickass" book such as John Ringo's Zombie world, or milder...Steve Stirling's Emberverse (Change) series. For easy to read, I do your books, or for giggles...RJ Blain's Magical Romantic Comedy (with a high body count" [just found last year]....Plus I have a lot of OLD mysteries that finally got on Kindle...Baynard Kendrick's Duncan MacLaine series...(blind detective in the 1940s).....etc.
I am always looking forward to your next book. So I know how you feel excited to see the next book to read in a series.
I have found authors that have become favorites through reviews by authors, reviews from friends and family and roaming through new and used book stores. Since I’ve been reading stories since my preschool days, I am” addicted” to the printed word (paper or electronic) and always have a book or two going. In rereading stand alone books or series, I’m meeting up with old friends again and reliving adventures with them.
I too love to reread. One of my favorite authors, and I buy her Foreigner series in hardback. I do love your work. I buy the San Francisco and you scifi on Kindle. Keep up the good work. God bless you and yours. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Glenda
I love the books by Louisa Alcott and I have read all of them more than once. I read Jo’s Boys so often that there was one chapter I always skipped. Spoiler alert - I always cry when Beth dies in Little Women.
I have certain books that I call my "nightmare" books...when you wake up and cannot go back to sleep because you KNOW you will go back to the bad dream...Narnia and Valdemar are my favorites for those night. I love to re-read Pern and many others, that I just plain do not want to hunt up the hardbacks so get on Kindle (easier to find there!) If I am really angry at something I read a "kickass" book such as John Ringo's Zombie world, or milder...Steve Stirling's Emberverse (Change) series. For easy to read, I do your books, or for giggles...RJ Blain's Magical Romantic Comedy (with a high body count" [just found last year]....Plus I have a lot of OLD mysteries that finally got on Kindle...Baynard Kendrick's Duncan MacLaine series...(blind detective in the 1940s).....etc.