WIR: Book of Sith

So for the past couple of weeks, I have been reading the latest book on my list: The Book of Sith, It's taken me this long to get through it, not due to the content, but rather lack of time. (Most of my free time has been sucked up by Minecraft.) I really wanted to get this when it first came out in the holocron edition, but that one was way too expensive. I'm almost done, one 'chapter' left. I may end up getting the Jedi counterpart to this someday.

WIR: Queen of Thorns

Next up is Queen of Thorns. I'm back to fantasy with another of the Pathfinder Tales books.

WIR: Three in One Post

Since I had not posted anything for quite awhile, I'm going to list the last three books I've read. I think these are the only ones I have not put up already.

First, we have a very unusual story: The Quantum Thief. It is one of the few trans-human stories I've read. As such, it was really, really difficult to get into. I basically forced my way through the first half, hoping things would start making sense. I think by the end of the book, I was less lost then at the beginning.

Next up was yet another Horus Heresy novel: Fear To Tread. It's the story of Horus's attempt at trying to convert the Blood Angels to the powers of Chaos. This one too I found myself force reading at times. I'm not sure if it was the book itself or what. Still a good read overall.

My current book is The Last Four Things. This is a sequel to The Left Hand of God which I have also read.

Riley's Great Idea

Last weekend, Angela, Riley and I were at the table eating dinner while watching Diners, Drive Ins and Dives. Angela really liked several of the things this one guy was making and said something along the lines of "I really want to know where that place is because I want to go there." She said it two or three times during the segment. Finally, the three year old said, "Well, we should make a map of all of the restaurants so we could find them when we wanted to go there." Ang and I both stopped what we were doing, looked at Riley then to each other with huge grins on our faces. "Yes, that would be a great idea, little man."

WIR: Called to Darkness

Back to Pathfinder Tales with this one. Called to Darkness takes us to the frigid Realm of the Mammoth Lords.