Books Read in 2009
Submitted by Bibliobabe on Sun, 01/11/2009 - 03:31
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- Veil of Midnight - Lara Adrian
- Witchling - Yasmine Galenorm
- Cross Country - James Patterson
- Baltimore; or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire - Mike Mignolo & Christopher Golden
- Run For Your Life - James Patterson
- Supernatural and Mysterious Japan - Catrien Ross
- Lover Avenged - J.R.Ward
- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies - Kenneth Grahame, Jane Austen
- Ashes of Midnight - Lara Adrian
- Atlantis Unleashed - Alyssa Day
- Skin Trade - Laurel K. Hamilton
- Deadly Desire - Keri Arthur
- Veronika Decides To Die - Paulo Coelho
- Patient Zero - Jonathan Maberry
- Parnassus On Wheels - Christopher Morely
- Wu: The Chinese Empress Who Schemed, Seduced and Murdered Her Way to Become a Living God - Jonathan Clements
- The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks - Max Brooks
- Atlantis Unmasked - Alyssa Day
- Through The Looking Glass - Lewis Carroll
- Hell House - Richard Matheson
- The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown
- The Devil And Miss Prum - Paulo Coelho
- Bound To Shadows - Keri Arthur
- Swallowing Darkness - Laurell K. Hamilton
Author Comments:
Loved Patient Zero. It was awesome.
The Devil And Miss Prym was good, but I had a hard time staying really interested in the story.
How did you like Baltimore? I enjoyed it, but it's a very different kind of vampire story from a lot of them that are out right now. Depending on what you like, you might like the series by David Wellington that starts with 13 Bullets (the next one after that is 99 Coffins - there's more after them too).
Well...This is only a year and several month's late for a reply, but I finally read this. I am only on forty gazillion websites.
Anywho...Loved it. I met both guys at DragonCon this year and they both autographed my book. Mignolla even doodled a skull in it. Squeeee!
My to read pile is beyond ridiculous but I have Wellington''s vampire novels in there. Just got done reading The Passage by Justin Cronin. Amazing and really different. I can't imagine it not being the first in a long series.
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