Book finished

Mission of Honor by David Weber

Excellent development of the story, lots of threads coming together in a very pleasing way, no horribly boring parts (long tedious descriptions of sign language or naval tactics) as there have been in some previous books in the series.

A bit of a gap in reading, because I've been working on a couple of books at once.

Book roundup, July-December 2010

Oops, forgot to do this on the 1st. For those not aware, I do this (tracking) as a personal benchmark as a result of a resolution I made a number of years back to NOT fall into the habit of not reading. I made this resolution after realizing that I'd been so busy/distracted in my life that I had gone 3 years without reading a single book, and I didn't want to be that kind of person.

I don't do this as any kind of a competition, I read only for pleasure, but doing the numbers keeps me honest with myself.

Books:

• The Lost Fleet series by Jack Campbell:
  
  • 1: Dauntless
    
  • 2: Fearless
    
  • 3: Courageous
    
  • 4: Valiant
    
  • 5: Relentless
    
  • 6: Victorious
    
  
  
• The Tangle Box by Terry Brooks
  
• Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow
  

Audiobooks:

• Almost the entire Commonwealth saga, by Peter F Hamilton, these 6 months:
  
  
  
  • The Dreaming Void
    
  • Pandora's Star
    
  • Judas Unchained
    
  • The Reality Dysfunction
    
  • The Neutronium Alchemist
    
  • The Naked God
    
  • The Temporal Void
    
  
  
• Lord Foul's Bane by Stephen R Donaldson
  

Stats for 2nd half of 2010:
Ebooks: 8
Audiobooks: 8 - though the Hamilton books were QUITE long, 1200 pages when on paper.
Paper: 0

And for all of 2010:
Ebooks: 11
Audiobooks: 29
Audio lecture series: 2
Paper: none