The Bloodline Feud: A Merchant Princes Omnibus | 
I took a wee break from THE BLOODLINE FEUD once I got the end of what used to be the first book. (This is supposedly a revised mash-up of two shorter books, but there‘s enough recap at the start of what used to be Book Two that I dunno how much revision actually occurred.) Now I‘m back in and excited to finish it. It‘s a cool blend of portal fantasy and social SF with an emphasis on economics.
I put THE BLOODLINE FEUD aside for the Readathon because I still had 2/3 left and I didn‘t think I‘d want to binge it—then the two long chapters I read right at the end of the event set up some TOTALLY BINGEWORTHY developments.
Guess I know what I‘m doing tomorrow.
Tonight, I‘m at just over 12 hours of reading time for my 27th Readathon. I can live with that. I‘m gonna try to sleep. #deweyoct #readathon
Last night I plucked another book off my fast-dwindling digital freebies stack. For some reason, I always thought this was far-future SF, but it starts in 2002. Huh.
It also sailed right on through the three chapter test, so while I can‘t say FOR SURE I‘ll stick with it, its chances look good. It feels like 70s SF filtered through an early-2000s sensibility. Good times.
I‘m gonna post a book (or series) from my TBR every day until I‘ve shared the lot. No descriptions. No explanations. Just a whole bunch of books I haven‘t read yet.
This is Day 28.
#LaTBRrevealed
My pile waiting for me to dig in 😍
You guys! Just one more day to get this free ebook. I've had this on my TBR for some time, so I'm looking forward to the discussion posts - it's my excuse to finally dive in!
Free ebook in Mobi or ePub format for U.S. and Canada residents at Tor.com until 2/7. You do have to sign up for their book club, which includes their newsletter.
http://ebookclub.tor.com
