-=>While in the White Hart, Susan Bulla explained to Fred Runk that<=-
 SB> Absolutely right!  I would have quit reading Cornwell several books
 SB> ago.  Hope she gets her series untacked.  The last one was a bit
 SB> better but there were some of the middle ones that just weren't there
 SB> for me.
Yes, if a series starts well, I stay with it for awhile, even if it sags a
bit, hoping the writer gets going again.  Perfection is preferable, but not
expected.
Finished Saylor's ROMAN BLOOD several days ago.  It was a good read, and the
atmosphere was convincing.  I will read others in the series, no doubt.
I'm reading Batya Gur's SATURDAY MORNING MURDER, which is actually the first
in her "Michael Ohayon" series.  I would rate that an excellent read.
I have now included Gur's works in my "Don't wait for something to show in a
used book store, but get it when it first appears" list.
FINISHED: Robert Silverberg. FACE OF THE WATERS
FINISHED: Steven Saylor. ROMAN BLOOD
FINISHED: COPPER STAR, ed. Bruce D. Arthurs. Anth. of Southwestern fantasy,
          horror, and science fiction.
CR: Batya Gur. SATURDAY MORNING MURDER,  209/294
CR: Marcel Proust. Book 2, WITHIN A BUDDING GROVE, 110/546
Email: fredr@gci-net.com
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