Well, so I'm still online

[telophase]

Anyone have any suggestions for books available in ebook format that are light, fluffy reading for my day at home with a cold? I do have the most recent Stephanie Burgis (Regency YA with magic) and her short story. Other than that, the book I'm currently reading is the second Bess Crawford mystery, which is WWI nurse as sleuth and therefore is a wee bit heavy. :) Fantasy, mystery, SF, historical, nonfiction fine.


(well, I also have yhlee's anthology, but the prose requires careful attention from me which I am not able to give at this point in time.)

Comments

[oracne]

Have you read Midnight Riot by Ben Aaronovitch? It's urban fantasy, British writer, wonderful first person voice that carries you along.

[telophase]

Yup! And convinced Toby to listen to the audiobooks, so we spent a happy few weeks making excuses to get in the car and drive places just to listen to them. :D

[oracne]

Then umm, TEMPTING DANGER by Eileen Wilks? It looks like it might be typical UF at first, but is in fact so much better. Female Chinese-American cop heroine. And werewolves.

[telophase]

Thanks! I'll download the sample. :)

[estara]

I totally second the recommendation for the whole World of Lupi series, but I wouldn't call it light and fluffy... only if you call Patricia Briggs Mercy Thompson series light and fluffy, too ^^

[lnhammer]

I call Mercy Thompson "shaded and fluffy."

---L.

[estara]

Well, then of course ^^

[telophase]

Gotta be fluffier than a nurse solving murders during WWI!

[estara]

True!