Author name starts with "C" - April 19, 2026 - This book was really well written. A prince, a spy, a thief, a strongman, a nobleman and an assassin are thrown together in a plot to kill the king. Each has their own secrets, hidden agendas, and reasons for treason. There's one twist that was predictable, but the author still managed to surprise me and thrill me.
Rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️3/4
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According to #StoryGraph, I mainly read #fiction books that are adventurous, dark, and mysterious. I especially love #fantasy and #scifi, but I also enjoy mysteries, thrillers, and romance.
Some of my favorite authors are Anne McCaffrey, Terry Pratchett, Stephen King, Brandon Sanderson, Robert R. McCammon, David Sedaris, and Diana Gabaldon.
Series and titles I love include The Talisman, Mistborn, Discworld, Outlander, Dragonriders of Pern, Wheel of Time, Murderbot Diaries, Earthseed, and Memoirs of a Geisha. Currently enjoying the Dungeon Crawler Carl and Spellmonger series.
📚✨ March Storygraph Stats are in, and what a month it was!
I read 23 books (6,812 pages, avg ⭐4.25) and Debbie read 16 books (4,650 pages, avg ⭐4.89). We both loved DEVOTION OF A WOLF by CJ RAVENNA! 🐾
How was your March reading? Drop your stats below! 👇
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Rolled the d20 again and got Alone with you in the ether by Olivie Blake. Quite excited about this one.
I broke my #reading streak in March on a day that had board games from breakfast until after midnight. All good! I tend to find long streaks scary rather than motivating.
I’m being annoyed that I forgot about my e-library loan of The Astral Library and now I can’t get it back until August so I’ll be trying to find a print copy to read as I was enjoying it.
I finished 9 books in March 2026. Still enjoying and making progress on the #Spellmonger and #DungeonCrawlerCarl series. Both have a lot of books, and they're on the longer side. My roomie is also listening to the Spellmonger books and had spoiled a few minor things for me when they were ahead. I have now passed them by roughly two books, to my estimation. 🎉
My #nonfiction book this month was James Nestor's Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, which I listened to sped up. It was fascinating and kind of blew my mind a little bit. I highly recommend it, especially for anyone suffering from sleep apnea and/or crooked teeth. (CW: medical procedures, animal testing, and a passing mention of cannibalism.)
Allison Picks Books
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