What to read while waiting for the next P.S. Power book

[willallen]

Thanks for the plug Dale. You're one of the classiest guys around.

If you're done reading all of Dale's catalog for the nth time like I am (still loving me some Katie from Alternate Lines and not in a perverse way, either), and you've given "Walking in the Rain" a look, then check out "Scarce Upon the Earth" by David McIntyre. This is a cool, "I Am Legend" kind of story that turns alternately from an edgy action novel to a sweet love story.

[Shadelit]

If you loved the Kinsella books. Meet her male counterpart in Vaz. Absolutely loved it.

[willallen]

Shadelit, you are the third person who has recommended Vaz. I am going to go snatch that one right up. Thanks!

[David]

I'll throw in for Vaz too. Ell and Hyllis are good too, same author.

[willallen]

Thanks, guys. I just started reading Vaz last night as a break from editing. Good so far.

I have to recommend WJ Lundy's new book, The Darkness. I know WJ is best known for his military vs. zombie stuff (the WTF series is awesome), but the Darkness is something new and different. I hooked an advanced copy and I have to be careful to avoid any spoilers but...read it.

[manddscott]

I believe I already mentioned them, but after reading Vaz and it's sequel, the Elle Donsaii books by the same author are very good reading.

[Shadelit]

Yeah, go for the Ell books by Vaz's author too. God help me but I bought all tweleve. Took me two days but I am now in desperate need of more books lol.

[RyanM]

Such is the plight of those of us that love to read. I'm constantly on the look out for new authors and books. Sadly, most of them are terrible, or at least very rough around the edges.

[willallen]

Well, here's another submission, Home Fires Burning. It is Book Two in the Walking in the Rain series. And yes, shameless plug. Only a little over 60,000 words but early reviewers (not related to me, I might point out) have liked it quite a bit. My wife won't read it. A little too violent in parts, she said.

[Shadelit]

Well. My problem is I read about 100-150 pages in an hour. When I hit a series I like, I tend to just plow through them without thinking, and the poor one click buy option on my kindle, so isn't helping my bank account.