Books

[arenee1999]

A lot of people are posting their books for 2009 lists, which reminds me I haven't even posted my books read in 2008. It's a pitifully short list compared to previous years.

I already posted the ones I read in January and February here, but I'll put them on this list anyway.

Hide and Seek -- Fern Michaels

Plum Lucky -- Janet Evanovich
You're Him, Aren't You? -- Paul Darrow
Wizard's Daughter -- Catherine Coulter
Strangers in Death -- J.D. Robb

Forbidden Pleasures -- Bertrice Small
Eternity in Death -- J.D. Robb

Small Favor -- Jim Butcher

You're Him,  Aren't You? -- Paul Darrow (Yep, I re-read it 3 months later)
Blood Noir -- Laurell K. Hamilton

From Dead to Worse -- Charlaine Harris
Tales of the Slayer Vol. 2 -- Various

On Basilisk Station -- David Weber (The beginning of my re-read through the series)
Honor of the Queen -- David Weber
The Short Victorious War -- David Weber
Field of Dishonor -- David Weber
Flag in Exile -- David Weber
Honor Among Enemies -- David Weber

In Enemy Hands -- David Weber
Echoes of Honor -- David Weber
Ashes of Victory -- David Weber
Fearless Fourteen -- Janet Evanovich
War of Honor -- David Weber
Crown of Slaves -- David Weber & Eric Flint
Faefever -- Karen Marie Moning

8 Sandpiper Way -- Debbie Macomber

Backup -- Jim Butcher
Swallowing Darkness -- Laurell K. Hamilton
The Service of the Sword -- David Weber
Salvation in Death -- J.D. Robb
Twilight -- Stephanie Meyer
New Moon -- Stephanie Meyer
Eclipse -- Stephanie Meyer
Breaking Dawn -- Stephanie Meyer
A Cedar Cove Christmas -- Debbie Macomber

Welcome to the Jungle -- Jim Butcher
Princep's Fury -- Jim Butcher

37 books. *sigh* That's a far cry from the 126 I read in 2005 and 2006. I even managed 49 in 2007.

My 2005 list is here
2006 was split up by month Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jly. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.
2007 Jan Feb/Mar Apr/May Jun Jly/Aug/Sep Oct Nov/Dec

Comments

[monkeyscorpion.livejournal.com]

We only read 10 of the same books. (Evanovich, Butcher and Meyer)

Karen Marie Moning has been rec'd to me recently, but I've no idea what order they're in, and I'm not huge into Highlander (unless it's Conor, because he's hot).

[arenee1999]

Karen Marie Monings books aren't actually about Highlander (the show or the movie). They just take place in the Highlands of Scotland. The first one starts out kinda slow, but after that they get better. And her Fever books are a spin-off from the Highlander books. The list in order:
Beyond the Highland Mist
To Tame a Highland Warrior
The Highlander's Touch
Kiss of the Highlander
The Dark Highlander
The Immortal Highlander
Spell of the Highlander
Into the Dreaming

The Fever Series:
Darkfever
Bloodfever
Faefever

You can find synopsis' of all of the books on her website http://www.karenmoning.com/

[monkeyscorpion.livejournal.com]

Thanks for clearing that up, I was led to believe otherwise. :)

I may eventually read them, but I'm in no rush. :)

[jaxomsride.livejournal.com]

It's never occurred to me to write down what I've read. Until I was seduced onto LJ it was a lot more!

I congratulate you on being able to read all of Stephanie Meyer's books I nearly threw "New Moon" at the wall, until I remembered it was a library book. It was awful very Mary Sue fanfic! Which is bad considering it was supposed to be an "original" novel.
Yay for the Webers, J D Robb and Jim Butcher (I love his Harry Dresden books).

[arenee1999]

I didn't start keeping track of the books I read until 2005.

The Twilight books were actually better than I feared they would be. Unfortunately I've read books and fan fics that are light-years worse than those books, so I was able to read them without a problem.

The Harry dresden books are great. :) Backup and Welcome to the Jungle are part of the Dresden Files. Backup takes place after Small favor and Welcome to the Jungle is a prequel to Storm Front.