What Am I Reading Wednesday
Feb. 18th, 2015 03:53 pmWhat I am reading: Trigger Warning by Neil Gaiman
Motive by Jonathan Kellerman
What I have finished reading: Cetaganda by Lois McMaster Bujold. As there are a whole series of novels about Miles Vorkosigan they can be very different in themes, one is bound to have favourites. I’m not a big SF-fan, really, so perhaps it is not surprising that the Miles books that takes place in space are my least favourites and the one that takes place on Barrayar is those I like best. Then there are those that takes place on other planets, they are in the middle. Cetaganda is the first of them (at least in the internal chronology, Bujold doesn’t write in strict chronological order.) The plot is once again a murder mystery. Miles and his cousin Ivan are sent to the Cetagandan Empire to attend the funeral of the Dowager Empress. One of her servants is murdered at the bier and suddenly Miles finds himself more than a little involved. With the help of Ivan and an unusually adventurous Haut-lady, he sets out to find the murderer, save his own honour and, incidentally, also Cetaganda.
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Motive by Jonathan Kellerman
What I have finished reading: Cetaganda by Lois McMaster Bujold. As there are a whole series of novels about Miles Vorkosigan they can be very different in themes, one is bound to have favourites. I’m not a big SF-fan, really, so perhaps it is not surprising that the Miles books that takes place in space are my least favourites and the one that takes place on Barrayar is those I like best. Then there are those that takes place on other planets, they are in the middle. Cetaganda is the first of them (at least in the internal chronology, Bujold doesn’t write in strict chronological order.) The plot is once again a murder mystery. Miles and his cousin Ivan are sent to the Cetagandan Empire to attend the funeral of the Dowager Empress. One of her servants is murdered at the bier and suddenly Miles finds himself more than a little involved. With the help of Ivan and an unusually adventurous Haut-lady, he sets out to find the murderer, save his own honour and, incidentally, also Cetaganda.
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