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October, 2013
Faith Erin Hicks--The War At Ellsmere
Patricia Sprinkle--Did You Declare The Corpse?
Patricia Sprinkle--Guess Who Came To Die?
Jo Dereske--Farewell, Miss Zukas
Nancy Atherton--Aunt Dimity & The Lost Prince
Effie Leland Wilder--Out To Pasture

November, 2013
Ada Madison [Camille Minichino]--The Probability Of Murder
Merrie Haskell--Handbook For Dragon Slayers
Jennifer Crusie, et. al.--Dogs & Goddesses [reread]
Jeremy Whitley--Princeless Book 1: Save Yourself
Tamora Pierce--Lady Knight [reread--Mark Reads]
Elsie Lee--The Nabob’s Widow [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Ruddy Gore [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Urn Burial [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Cocaine Blues [reread]

December, 2013
Kerry Greenwood--Flying Too High [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Murder On The Ballarat Train [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Death At Victoria Dock [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--The Green Mill Murder [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Blood And Circuses [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Raisins And Almonds [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Death Before Wicket [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Away With The Fairies [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Murder In Montparnasse [reread]
Marie O’Regan, ed.--Mammoth Book of Ghost Stories by Women
Kerry Greenwood--The Castlemaine Murders [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Death By Water [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Murder In The Dark [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Murder On A Midsummer Night [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Dead Man’s Chest [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Earthly Delights [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Heavenly Pleasures [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Devil’s Food [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Trick Or Treat [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Forbidden Fruit [reread]
Kerry Greenwood--Cooking The Books [reread]
Tamora Pierce--Trickster’s Choice [reread--Mark Reads]
Tamora Pierce--Battle Magic
Tamora Pierce--Melted Stones [reread]
Tamora Pierce--Will Of The Empress [reread]
Tamora Pierce--Sandry’s Book [reread]
Tamora Pierce--Tris’ Book [reread]
Tamora Pierce--Daja’s Book [reread]

And so we end last year as we began it, with lots & lots of addictive Kerry Greenwood. I'm beginning to have the problem Jo Walton inveighs against: having read favorite books so many times, you know them so well that you can't read them any more. Tamora Pierce can be every bit as addictive, as can any of my acid-test authors [if you can read 10 or more books by the same author in two weeks without burning out].

It also finished up the Miss Zukas series [librarians for the win!] and Patricia Sprinkle's Throughly Southern series [my favorite by her so far]. Camille Minichino's written several series I've enjoyed. Another frequent reread perfect for this time of year is Elsie Lee's _The Nabob's Widow_. That one's all the fault of

nlbarber, who also got me into paperbackswap. Then the Botanical Garden, then the High Museum [there was a groupon], and-and.