Read Die Trying by Lee Child. Book 2 of Jack Reacher series. It was a fun book, though I wasn't fan of how passive Reacher was in most of the book, most of the action happens near the end. Was hoping for more action throughout the book. Still fun though, going to get more of these.
Now, continuing with my Mistborn re-read. Started The Well of Ascension by Brandon Sanderson. It's Book 2 in the series, and for some reason I don't recall much of what happens in this one. While I didn't recall the details of the first one either, I recalled most of the plot, for this one though, I only remember the ending, and maybe one other scene. Everything else I thought happened in 2, would happen in 3. So, looking forward to reading it and finding out!
What about all of you? What have you been reading or listening to lately?
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lol, no need to rein in. Go wild! You can optionally provide a TL;DR for people who may not be interested in specific topic / author / series, but this group is full of readers, so I doubt most people would be annoyed by long posts.
Yeah, recommending something is difficult, specially when you don't other people's interest and what kind of books they like.
If talking about me, I read pretty much everything, though my main interest is in fantasy / sci-fi. I'll pick any book by Brandon Sanderson, Jim Butcher, Terry Pratchett, Andy Weir, John Scalzi, even if I don't know what it's about. Nowadays though, trying to expand my reading horizon, with some mystery and crime, started with Elly Griffith's Ruth Galloway series, but for some reason didn't like them too much. Switched to Reacher after that, but want to add 2-3 other series into the mix.
OK, how about Glass and Steele as another suggestion for a fantasy enjoyer looking to add some mystery?
It's a story of Wild West cowboys coming to Victorian England in search of a magician, while magic is functionally illegal because the respective guilds ban magicians from membership. I don't want to spoil anything by going too far explaining the premise, but there's a core investigation each book that expands their understanding of magic in the process.
The magic doesn't have the depth of epic fantasy like Sanderson, but it is unique and fits well with the premise. This series (and some other CJ Archer stuff) is another of the ones I come back to every once in a while. It's definitely on the lighter read side, but I enjoy the worlds she builds and her characters.
But mystery is my jam, so if you want about 100 long light mystery series, I'm your man lol.
That sounds interesting, will check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
And I'll definitely take you up on that offer. Going to check out Karen Rose and Stephanie Plum first to see how I like them.