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landofnowhereAnother week where I didn't get through that much.
The Memory of Souls, Jenn Lyons. Continuing to make my way through this book, which is entertaining, but easy to put down. May have to set it aside shortly so I can read Fire Logic for book club. Am disappointed that, unlike the first two books in the series, this one does not actually seem to be named for an artifact in the story. This is a series where the books are supposed to be actual in-world documents (the protagonist of book 1 has a running gag later in the series with "has *everyone* read that book?"), and we had an amusing scene where the in-world author of book 2 runs into the in-world author of book 1 and gives him a piece of her mind about what's wrong with his book.
The Memory of Souls, Jenn Lyons. Continuing to make my way through this book, which is entertaining, but easy to put down. May have to set it aside shortly so I can read Fire Logic for book club. Am disappointed that, unlike the first two books in the series, this one does not actually seem to be named for an artifact in the story. This is a series where the books are supposed to be actual in-world documents (the protagonist of book 1 has a running gag later in the series with "has *everyone* read that book?"), and we had an amusing scene where the in-world author of book 2 runs into the in-world author of book 1 and gives him a piece of her mind about what's wrong with his book.