Yeah, I guess that makes sense. Though when I read it long time ago, when there was no sign of Covid, it might be interesting to read it now.
That's an interesting list. Thanks for your input.
Ahan, thanks for the input.
Ah, cool, will look it up. Thanks!
Interesting. Just read about him. Going to check out his work.
How are you liking The Undaunted?
Riyria Revelations is on my wish list. Let's see when I get to them.
I was recently in the mood for some crime books, but now getting in the mood for more lovecraftian stuff, though haven't looked up anything in that genre yet.
Wow, that's a lots of books.
Blood Rites is the book that made me stop reading Dresden Files, because I couldn't get the book, and I didn't want to miss one book and read the next ones. Stared the re-read after getting the book (and about a decade after I stopped).
Have you read rest of the books in "in Death" series? I have read couple of romance novels by Nora Roberts a while back, but haven't read her crime novels, or well any crime series at all (except couple of novels in Robert Galbraith's Cormoran Strike). Would you recommend her in Death series a good starting point for crime novels?
Seanen McGuire's October Daye and Wayword Children has been recommended to me many time, but haven't gotten around to them yet. Maybe after Dresden Files. How are you enjoying the series?
I didn't know Resident Evil novels exist, but with such a big franchise, it makes sense. Any idea, if they are any good?
Last but not least, welcome to Cosmere! Brandon Sanderson is currently my favourite fantasy writer, so glad you got to start reading him!
The name Ringworld seems familiar, but I don't think I have ever read it. How are you liking the series?
Boowyrm is pretty nice, I took a look around a while back, but haven't moved to it as my main tracker. Currently using LibraryThing for my cataloging needs. It's a centralized site, but it's a pretty good one.
Ah, great series. Have you read any other of Brandon Sanderson's work? Or is this your first?
Moore is on my to-read list, will get some of his work one of these days.
Didn't know about Lehane, just looked him up, he has written some good books. Well, at least the movies based on his books were pretty good 😀 Will check out his work.
BTW this is probably one of the only two (or maybe three) non fantasy/sci-fi book mentioned in this post. It's interesting to see that majority of people here are speculative fiction fan.
Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy is probably one of my favourite series. Glad you are enjoying it.
Lots of people are reading The Three Body Problem these days (not sure why) and everyone talks about how they had to slog through some parts. How is it still so famous with that?
Under The Whispering Door seems to have a fun concept. Would love to hear your impressions after you have finished it. Both for this and The Body Keeps the Score.