2013 Books

Ah, fuckit. Figured I kept track last year, I'll keep track this year, too. No rules this year, though. I'll reread a book if I feel like it. Already did two, actually. Not going to drive myself crazy trying to hit 52 either, though as it turns out, I like reading better than playing video games. Now if I could just get myself jumpstarted on writing again.

Oddly enough, I've already read more traditional books (not on the Kindle) this year than I did all of last year. Without further ado ...

1. The Hard Way, by Lee Child (ebook)
2. Virtual Light, by William Gibson (hardback)
3. The Callsign  by Brad Taylor (e-novella)
4. Finder, by Greg Rucka (paperback)
5. Keeper, by Greg Rucka (paperback)
6. A Memory of Light, by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson (hardback)
7. Spirit's End, by Rachel Aaron (ebook)
8. Threat Vector, by Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney
9. Odd and the Frost Giants, by Neil Gaiman
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