Books 2015: I may have done too much cycling this week

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...because I can't move now.

Books 2015: 105-114


105. B.R. Sanders, Ariah. Self-pub? 2015. Ebook. Copy courtesy of the author.

Read for column. Solid, engaging queer fantasy.


106. Laura Bickle, Dark Alchemy. Harper, 2015.

Read for column. Not-quite-urban fantasy set in rural Wyoming. Odd.


107. Stephanie Saulter, Regeneration. Jo Fletcher Books, 2015. Copy courtesy of the publisher.

Read for column. Excellent conclusion to excellent trilogy. Well recommend.


108. Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette, An Apprentice to Elves. Tor, 2015. ARC courtesy of the publisher.

Read for column. Excellent, excellent conclusion to trilogy. Read it!


109. Carsen Taite, Reasonable Doubt. Bold Strokes Books, 2015. E-ARC courtesy of the publisher.

Lesbian romance. Terrible, to be honest: the writing's all right, if not for the head-hopping, but there are gaping plot holes.


110-114. C.J. Cherryh, Foreigner, Invader, Inheritor, Precursor and Defender. DAW, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2001.

Excellent excellent books, of which I do not think I can say much right now.