Bookkeeping 2012

1. The Ladies of Mandrigyn - Barbara Hambly (reread)

2. Lord of Bones - Justine Musk

The writing was excellent, and I enjoyed the evolution of the characters and their relationships, but the villain was nowhere as cool as Asha and the climax never came together for me. I'm looking forward to The Decadents, though.

2012 will hopefully be the year of long-overdue sequel reading. (The reading being long overdue; most of the books themselves were timely.) I have The Magician King, Infidel, and A Rope of Thorns staring at me every time I pass the bookshelf. Not to mention a few dozen others.

Kino-running: Haywire

If Gina Carano won't inspire me to get out of bed in the morning and run, I don't know what will. Or inspire me to do squats until I can choke Michael Fassbender someone out with my thighs.

Also, I could watch her beat up pretty boys all day long.