37-47

Damn...behind again. Then again, I've been seriously plowing through some books. Here's the most recent list:

37. Anne Rice - The Witching Hour (good but long and tedious...typical Rice)
38. J.D. Robb - Rapture in Death (quick and easy and enjoyable)
39. Mary Higgins Clark - No Place Like Home (I think she's writing just for the money now)
40. Richard Harris - Pompeii (excellent read)
41. Michael Crichton - State of Fear (too much politics and science in one book)
42. James Patterson - Honeymoon (good but predictable)
43. Mercedes Lackey - Winds of Fate (the whole series is fantasic)
44. Mercedes Lackey - Winds of Change (")
45. Mercedes Lackey - Winds of Fury (")
46. Jim Butcher - Dead Beat (newest Dresden book...excellent as usual)
47. J.D. Robb - Ceremony in Death (typical Robb style: easy and good)

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