Kate Fagan's The Three Lives of Cate Kay Yall, this was really good! I had to force myself to put it down and go to bed last night! The ...

  Rainbow Rowell's Carry On Rainbow Rowell's Wayward Son Rainbow Rowell's Any Way the Wind Blows I reread the Simon Snow series ...

  Celia Lake's Complementary This author writes romances set in a fantasy version of England in the early 1900s, and this one involved l...

 John Wiswell's Someone You Can Build a Nest In I've seen this recommended so many times, and I was intrigued.... I saw it described...

  Charlotte Vassell's The In Crowd I’ve seen this mystery recommended a few times recently—it’s actually the second in the series, but t...

  Beth Brower's The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: vol. 8 Still enjoying this series when a new one pops up—I always like an epist...

  Jill Bearup's Just Stab Me Now This was the perfect cute palate cleanser for my brain! It involves a writer working on a fantasy roman...

 Christopher Bollen's Havoc This popped up on a couple of year-end lists and the description seemed interesting—it’s about an elderly wo...

 Connie Willis’ To Say Nothing Of The Dog I’m blogging on my phone because Lexie is laying on me, so excuse the lack of usual formatting! I ...

 Connie Willis' Doomsday Book I decided to reread all the Oxford Time Travel books together in publication order, without realizing ther...

  Rufi Thorpe's Margo's Got Money Troubles Rereading this for book club and it’s definitely going to be on my list of favorite book...

Victoria Goddard’s The Sisters Avramapul This is actually three novellas/novelettes, but they’re each under 70 pages so I’m counting them as...

  Christianna Brand's Green for Danger Two points of interest: 1) Brand is also the author of the books the Nanny McPhee movies are base...

 Christianna Brand's Heads You Lose Sarah Weinman mentioned another book in this series recently, and I'm always looking for classi...

 Victoria Goddard's The Hands of the Emperor Once again I am rereading the 800 page fantasy novel about government reform and making a b...