So a few books arrived in the mail today. I have been trying to keep myself from buying more books but then I had to have the most hyped book of the year, I owed my boyfriend a book since he completed our reading challenge last year and I didn’t – and then I just had to get one more book for myself …
- Dan Brown: Inferno (Robert Langdon #4). Probably the most hyped book of the year. Dan Brown is back. I was very disappointed by the third book in the series, so my expectations are not high. That said, I really like Dante’s Inferno and I’m curious about what Brown makes of it. And if he has learned from the critique of his third Robert Langdon novel or if he keeps on writing the same book over and over again.
- Diana Gabaldon: Voyager (Outlander #3). I have really enjoyed the first two books in this series so I’m excited about the third one. And it was really cheap so I just had to have it.
- Laurent Binet: HHhH (Himmlers Hirn heisst Heydrich/Himmler’s brain is called Heydrich). My boyfriend and I are both quite excited about this one. As part of Hitler’s cabinet, Heydrich was one of the cruelest Nazis and seemed indestructible. Yet two men still managed to gun him down in broad daylight on a street in Prague. This is a book about these two men.
So this is the books that the nice postman brought to my door today. I’m looking forward to reading all three and I hope to get cracking on the Dan Brown one while it’s still new and everyone is still talking about it.
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You’ve got a different cover for inferno than we do in Canada. I like yours better! I like Dante’s Inferno too, so hurry up and write a review so I can decide to read this or not 🙂
I’m currently reading Dan Brown’s Inferno. I’ve read all of the Robert Langdon series except for The Last Symbol, and I’m thinking…if you’ve read one Robert Langdon book, you’ve read them all 😦
I’m still waiting on what others think of Dan Brown’s new novel before I read it, but I really want to read HHhH.
I haven’t read Dante’s Inferno, it’s been on my Classics Club reading list but feel so intimidated to start. How easy/difficult is that book to read?
I got a book in the mail today, too! So fun!