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Happy Tuesday, Wormies! I can’t believe it’s almost the end of the month! Time does fly so fast, right?
As you know, I mostly read historical romance but I have read other genres that were so far from romance that I can’t believe I actually read and enjoyed it! So, I will be sharing those books here!
Science Fiction
Michael Crichton’s sci-fi books are so far beyond the realm of romance that I can’t even believe that I read them! I have read a number of his highly technical sci-fi books when I was in 6th grade and I absolutely LOVE them!
Now, I read YA sci-fi just for fun. I mean, highly technical sci-fi is just not my thing anymore because I feel that they are too heavy with techy stuff.
Fiction
When I was a freshman in high school (that is 7th grade here in the US), I read these two books. WOW! I probably won’t read these types of books again because they are just too damn depressing but I have to say, I enjoyed reading them way back when.
Medical Thrillers
When I was in Nursing school, I picked Toxin from my shelf. My mom had been sending me random books and this was in the pile. Well. Let’s just say that this was such a revelation. I also read another book in high school A Case of Need because I was a fan of Michael Crichton. Let’s just say that medical thrillers are why I love watching medical dramas on TV (and also reality based medical shows). But I probably will not read any more of these type of books, though.
Have you read any of these books?
Do you have books that you read but you can’t believe that you did?
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I FINALLY read The Other Half of the Grave and I am kicking myself for waiting this long to read Bones’ POV! Halfway to the Grave was all in Cat’s POV and I was just so curious on what Bones’ was thinking – because let’s face it, Cat was very immature in Halfway and I couldn’t imagine a master vampire like Bones would put up with her.
The Other Half of the Grave did not disappoint. I love reading the book from Bones’ POV because now we know his thoughts and how he was reacting to Cat’s antics – as frustrating as Cat is! There are also new scenes here because this is Bones’ POV. It gave me another insight into what Bones was thinking.
If you are a fan of the Night Huntress series, then I highly recommend that you read Bones’ POV! If you can read this book alternatively with the OG books in the series, it would even be more immersing.
[Full review on blog. Link in bio]
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Heat Level: 🔥🔥🔥💥
Cover Love: ❤❤❤❤
Audiobook: 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧
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Ooh I’ve always kinda wondered if Sphere was good. I love the premise. Jurassic Park is the only Crichton book I’ve read, but I liked it.
Toxin looks kinda good, I’m kind of intrigued by medical thrillers. I think I saw the Coma movie too, I think Robin Cook wrote that book? Maybe…
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It’s weird but really good. I’ve only read it once and I won’t read it again! LOL it was too technical for me. Toxin is a bit graphic and it features a doctor whose daughter was the victim. I don’t know anything about Coma and I haven’t seen the movie, too.
I skipped this weeks topic because I couldn’t think of any books lol. But I haven’t read a lot of adult science fiction. I prefer YA science fiction since it’s usually easier for me to grasp lol. I am curious about Michael Crichton since I loved some of the Jurassic Park movies.
Oh yeah! I totally agree with you! I prefer YA sci-fi because the adult ones are just too technical for me. I remember one of the intro chapters in Jurassic Park. Life at the Edge of Chaos and it basically went over through all the periods of evolution and it basically glazed my mind. I was 12 so… LOL But Michael Crichton is an awesome author. I read a number of his books that I should have featured on here but I decided not to. The books are Jurassic Park, The Lost World, Congo, Sphere, and Timeline. I would say that a lot of his books have been made into movies. He also wrote Westworld (HBO), btw.
I haven’t read any Sheldon Books yet! I didn’t know were kinda depressing! 🙂 I can’t picture me reading Jurassic Park either 😀
LOL yeah.. some of them are pretty messed up! But Michael Crichton is AMAZING!
I am a mystery & suspense reader all the way. Definitely not a huge fan of supernatural in books or those with historical aspects, but I found myself reading the Seven Sisters series from M.L. Bullock and loving every minute of it!
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I think it’s when we read books out of our comfort zone that really surprises us! I read a number of books that I normally would not read and fell in love with them!
Oh I enjoy Robin Cook, it’s been awhile since I read him though..Coma was my last read. I haven’t read Michael yet but I have several of his books on my want to read list.