Delirity discussion

Hmmmm, now I'm starting to wonder if I'm the only one reading these!

Any who I just got done today finishing the first one, and I loved it! I haven't been this head over hillls obsessed with a UF world since Kelly Gay.

I'm restraining myself to wait a book or two before I jump into the next one. (Because the wait for March 2015 is going to be painful!)

Anyone else a fan?

I haven't read these yet but want to xx

You should Rachel. It was a little different getting use to the chaning POV, but once you sick into the world it is well worth it.

Especially to see how all the characters are connected.

I just read this series last year. I loved them and have been kicking myself for not reading them sooner!

I can't wait for the new book in March.

I'm glad you finally did Darcy!

I've got the ARC for the latest one. Talk about exercising self control. I want to read it soooo bad!

Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "I'm glad you finally did Darcy!

I've got the ARC for the latest one. Talk about exercising self control. I want to read it soooo bad!"

I don't think that I'd be able to stop myself! lol I've been doing the audio books of the series and the narrator does a great job. I love how she howls.

Oooooo. That would be cool. I've wondered how the audio books would be for this series.

I'm sad the next book will be the last, but I'm very curious as to how the spinoff series will be. If there will be any cameos and stuff.

I'm excited and sad. >_<

Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "Oooooo. That would be cool. I've wondered how the audio books would be for this series.

I'm sad the next book will be the last, but I'm very curious as to how the spinoff series will be. If there..."

I didn't realize that it was going to be the last book. What news do you have about the spin-off?

From the publisher and you can check out small excerpts as well:

Set in the country of Thaisia, a present-day alternate North America, the strange and beautiful world of The Others is one where humans live alongside shapeshifters, vampires and a host of beings even more deadly known as the terra indigene. The first five books of The Others have focused on the inhabitants of the Lakeside Courtyard — a private terra indigene community whose residents are tasked with keeping watch over the humans in the city.

Bishop’s new novel takes readers to a human village nestled in the terra indigene-controlled Finger Lakes region of Northeast Thaisia. It stars divorcee Victoria “Vicki” DeVine, owner of The Jumble — a small, self-sufficient community located on the shore of Lake Silence. Vicki and the town’s residents soon find themselves caught up in a chilling mystery, after a series of vicious murders rock the small community.

It sounds fun.

Shera (Book Whispers) wrote: "From the publisher and you can check out small excerpts as well:
Set in the country of Thaisia, a present-day alternate North America, the strange and beautiful world of The Others is one where hu..."

I'm glad she's sticking to the same world. I like it. It will be fun to see other parts of it.

I agree. I always feel like authors should do this more. Explore other stories/aspects of their kickass world!

I keep hoping Kim Harrison will do another series in the Hollows verse.