Books for the TBR Pile... 'On Leave, Finally!' Edition

The last couple of weeks have been murder but I've finally got there; I'm on leave for the next ten days and I have to tell you, it feels good :o) I won't go into all the gory details but lets just say that I've earned this break and I'm going to make the most of it. It's mostly going to be hanging out with my kids, while they're on Easter Holiday, but there will definitely be time for some reading as well. That's the plan anyway, we'll see how it pans out ;o)

In the meantime though... There hasn't been a lot of book buying, over the last week, but some happened, of course it did. A couple of 'damn, I'd better jump on that' eBay purchases and a 'I need to go back and read the first book'. Lets take a look at them, shall we?


I don't normally see copies of 'The Pluto Pact' knocking around, at a decent price, on eBay so when I saw this copy, I jumped right on it before anyone else did. It's in pretty good shape as well so score one for me ;o)
I don't normally see copies of 'The Resurrected' doing the rounds either so made sure that I won this one. I ended up paying towards the top end, of what I willing to pay, but the book's mine now so all's well that ends well I guess. I've got a small pile of Guy N. Smith books that I need to read so am not 100% sure when I'll get to these. I will though ;o)


And as for this book...? Well, I really enjoyed 'They Came And Ate Us' so figured I needed to go back to the beginning and pick up the rest of the story, because there's nothing like reading a series in order... ;o) Again, I'm not 100% sure when I'll get to this book but it's fairly high on the TBR pile so soon(ish) hopefully.

And that's your lot for this week, I told you there weren't many books ;o) What are you reading at the moment? Leave a comment and let me know... 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

‘Deathworlder’ – Victoria Hayward (Black Library)

Image
Before I get into the review proper, thank you Black Library for sending me a copy of ‘Deathworlder’ in return for a fair and honest review. Talking of ‘fair and honest’… There will be loads of the latter but I enjoyed the hell out of ‘Deathworlder’ so… We’ll see how being fair goes ;o) That’s your only warning, lets talk ‘Deathworlder’… Lazulai is a world beyond the brink, its battle against the tyranids all but lost. Once-magnificent cities lie in ruin. The seas boil. The skies crack. Horrific alien bioforms devour. In mere days the planet will be consumed. The 903rd Catachan ‘Night Shrikes’ defend one of the last fortresses still standing. Led by Major Wulf Khan, to die fighting is all that is expected of them… until she is given one last mission: to lead a squad through the apocalypse and recover a piece of archeotech that may doom or deliver the entire Lazulai System. Facing insurmountable odds and zero hope for aid, the major must hold her squad together as they pick their way ...
Read more

‘Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth’ (1992)

Image
Every time Halloween comes round, I promise myself that I’ll watch more horror films and read more horror fiction; we’re halfway through the month and you can see how that’s going so far… There’s still plenty of October left though so lets see how I do from now until the end of the month ;o) First up is ‘Hellraiser 3’ which I watched last night, mostly because I love it (you can tell how this post is going to go, sorry…) but also because it was cheap on Prime and I’m still just on the wrong side of payday. Here goes… TV reporter Joey Summerskill’s life is changed forever when she witnesses the horrific death of a teenager, torn apart by bloody chains. Joey’s search for a story leads her to the Lament Configuration Box but it has already been opened, waking an old evil from its slumber… Now Pinhead walks the earth once more, creating a new army of Cenobites from the transmuted flesh of his victims; his one desire to reclaim the Box. Even with help from an unexpected source, Joey Summers...
Read more

‘Cursed City’ – C.L. Werner (Black Library)

Image
I always have these vague ‘reading resolutions’, for the New Year and without fail, they all come to absolutely nothing. I still read loads, just none of the books that I meant to… This year is panning out slightly differently and I think I’m going to enjoy it. All the books that were originally ‘out of sight, out of mind’, in the loft at my old place, are now all over my new place and wherever I look, I’m constantly discovering books that I totally forgot I had but now quite fancy reading. Books like ‘Cursed City’ for example… I’m not going to tell you how long ‘Cursed City’ was sat in my loft, lets just say it was long enough for me to totally forget it was there and buy myself another copy… Oh well. I found it on the shelf the other day (only the one copy now) and figured it was way overdue a read, let me tell you about it… Ulfenkarn is a city of nightmares. Its vampiric rulers have indulged their bloodlust in every shadow-clad alley, turning the once-proud metropolis into a charnel...
Read more