Fantasy Aficionados discussion

We're open to suggestions. One book? Two? Epic or urban? Should we genre-bust and read a mystery? Short stories?

Help me think of something inspiring to get MrsJ out of her no-book funk!

Sorry, I removed my post. If Amber is not acceptable,e how is about Lord of Light by the same author?

Hmm. What about Daughter of Smoke & Bone? It is on her to-read list. Seems like she might love it.

Carol wrote: "We're open to suggestions. One book? Two? Epic or urban? Should we genre-bust and read a mystery? Short stories?

Help me think of something inspiring to get MrsJ out of her no-book funk!"

Good Idea! Count me in on Daughter of Smoke & Bone. I wanted to re-read it anyway before starting the new one.

I'm all for Daughter of Smoke and Bone.

For a stab at another choice, however, how about something easy, quick, and funny? Like A. Lee Martinez' Too Many Curses

Hmm, Sophie; no matter what, I think I'll have to add that one to my TBR. Missed it, even though I've read a few of Martinez' books.

Jalilah, I can see we are of the same mind about our books--I had the same plan. :)

Sophie wrote: "I'm all for Daughter of Smoke and Bone.

For a stab at another choice, however, how about something easy, quick, and funny? Like A. Lee Martinez' Too Many Curses"

'Too Many Curses' sounds cute. Might add it to my pile, too.


I think I rated 'Daughter of Smoke & Bone' a 2. Given that MrsJ once said that if I mark something as a 2 it means she'll probably like it, maybe this is promising? ô_o

^giggle.

lol!

So, MrsJ--any of these books look tempting? Are you up for a March monthly read (in like a lion, out like a lamb?)

I'm up for A Daughter of Smoke & Bone too. I've been in a bit of a reading funk myself. I added it to currently reading in December and still haven't opened it. I've only been able to reread books lately.