OK. Headed back to the library to continue reading a couple of series that I'm enjoying. I've successfully resisted the urge to buy new books, though I have gladly picked up a couple of freebies this week.
From the library:
I decided I'd finish reading The Poor Relations series in the next couple of week, checking out the last two volumes in the series, Colonel Sandhurst to the Rescue and Back in Society. Each episode of these romances set in Regency England delivers a delightful comedy of errors.
Another series that I plan on completing this year, is the Brother Cadfael mysteries. Set in medieval Shropshire, Brother Cadfael is a healer and herbalist among the monks of the Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul. The Devil's Novice is the eighth of twenty books in this charming series by Ellis Peters.
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Great haul this week! I've not heard of these until now but I hope you enjoy them. :)
ReplyDeleteKrystianna @ Downright Dystopian
Thanks Krystiana. All three books are parts of series that I've been enjoying, so I'm anticipating a good time reading them. I just need to adjust my schedule to get them read within the 2-week check-out period -- or else I'll have to renew them.
DeleteThe Poor Relations series sounds really sweet. But 6$ for 120-200 pages each is expensive for ebooks. I'll have to see if my library has them...!
ReplyDeleteCheck with your library. I'm borrowing them though the library's subscription to Freading.com. If your library can't supply them as eBooks, have them look for them through InterLibrary Loan. I've been able to get a lot of older books that way.
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