Hello everyone, I was away at circus camp for a long weekend and could not get a post out before I left. So this one covers two weeks.
II listened to the second Hidden Legacy book, White Hot. I am very much enjoying this series. That book went very fast (to be fair, I listen at 1.2x too so it goes faster even). But I love the characters and how they behave.
And after finishing that one I immediately started the third book Wildfire. I'm not too far into it yet, but it is a continuation of the overall story. I like that each book has a conclusion even though there is a larger problem they are trying to solve too.
I also finished a free Amazon short story The Kill Clause: A Short Story. This one was pretty good for a short story. It really had a beginning, middle and end and created a world. The ending/solution was a bit unrealistic but it was a good job for overall.
I'm also reading Snake-Eater. This is a Kindle book I also got from Amazon First Reads. It is by T. Kingfisher. I have seen several people recommend this author and jumped at the chance to read it. I think I have a few others on my TBR list. I am enjoying it and the writing style so far.
QOTW: With a lot of holidays coming up, do you read more or less when on vacation or when traveling for other, non-vacation reasons? Does it matter what kind of trip it is (flying, train, driving, bus, cruise, etc)?
For me, I can only listen to audiobooks on planes and trains. Often I only have the attention span for short stories, or at least that is what I favor because I can finish one, take a break, and then go on to another different story. I only play my audiobooks in the car when it is 1. a long road trip and 2. I am alone. When I'm with other people in the car we either listen to music or talk.
I was away at circus camp for a long weekend and could not get a post out before I left. So this one covers two weeks.
II listened to the second Hidden Legacy book, White Hot. I am very much enjoying this series. That book went very fast (to be fair, I listen at 1.2x too so it goes faster even). But I love the characters and how they behave.
And after finishing that one I immediately started the third book Wildfire. I'm not too far into it yet, but it is a continuation of the overall story. I like that each book has a conclusion even though there is a larger problem they are trying to solve too.
I also finished a free Amazon short story The Kill Clause: A Short Story. This one was pretty good for a short story. It really had a beginning, middle and end and created a world. The ending/solution was a bit unrealistic but it was a good job for overall.
I'm also reading Snake-Eater. This is a Kindle book I also got from Amazon First Reads. It is by T. Kingfisher. I have seen several people recommend this author and jumped at the chance to read it. I think I have a few others on my TBR list. I am enjoying it and the writing style so far.
QOTW:
With a lot of holidays coming up, do you read more or less when on vacation or when traveling for other, non-vacation reasons? Does it matter what kind of trip it is (flying, train, driving, bus, cruise, etc)?
For me, I can only listen to audiobooks on planes and trains. Often I only have the attention span for short stories, or at least that is what I favor because I can finish one, take a break, and then go on to another different story. I only play my audiobooks in the car when it is 1. a long road trip and 2. I am alone. When I'm with other people in the car we either listen to music or talk.