I am all in for Hamnet! It looks like a great choice. I am currently reading the latest book in a series I started long ago called Exit Unicorns by Cindy Brandner. I have Brandon Sanderson’s next book in his Stormlight Archive series, Rhythm of War on my Kindle waiting for me. It is a huge book, so I need to be ready for the time commitment.
If you are on a computer as opposed to a phone you can just type # and a little box will pop up that will allow you put in a post number or the date. (Useful if you want to go back somewhere closer to the middle of a long thread.)
I thought the book you mentioned as “a fantasy set in Regency England” sounded good. You said that it is the sequel to *Sorcerer to the Queen. * Anyway, I ran into trouble when I tried to request that first book. After some sleuthing, I figured out that the title to the first book is Sorcerer to the Crown. I only mention this because someone else may want to read it too and hit the same roadblocks I did.
More important … am I on the right track with the title? Let me know if I’m not.
Yes you are! Sorcerer to the Crown is correct! The sequel is The True Queen which is probably why I mistyped it.
Thank you. Everything else about the book sounded right so I figured it was probably the one. Anyway, it sounds good. Thanks for mentioning it.
My husband liked it better than I did, it’s very much a first novel. He’s already read the sequel, but it’s still coming up as on hold for me.
If any stragglers are still inclined to read Ayesha at Last, it’s $1.99 Kindle special on Amazon today (2/27/21).
Mediocre review of “The One” on Netflix: “…with each passing episode we actually become LESS interested in the main characters and the increasingly ludicrous storylines that depend upon a whole bunch of supposedly smart people doing a whole lot of stupid things.”
Not unlike the book, I would say. However, the series seems to have changed the storyline and characters quite a bit:
Just saw the headline …
Ooooo, looks like fun. I’ll watch.