I haven't read Another Life yet, but I am kind of glad it is coming to an end. The series had become somewhat labored, and had lost it's original spark for me.ScottBooks said:I bought Another Life a few days ago but haven't read it yet. Have you? What do you think about the series ending?
I haven't read Travis McGee in a while, but like you, I won't be getting rid of my paper books any time soon. I have 11 of them.Steph H said:I don't foresee the Travis McGee series by John D. MacDonald ever being on Kindle, seeing as how it's pretty old and there are probably copywrite issues with MacDonald's estate, but it's a wonderful series that stands up to the test of time in re-reads (fun nostalgia stuff). That's one series of paper books I won't be getting rid of, unless it does happen to ever come out in ebook form. Same with the old Dell Shannon series featuring Luis Mendoza.
Well, I wuz wrong. Sometime in the last few months since I last checked, #6 in the series, Night Prey, has been un-Kindleized (de-Kindleized?). And of course I only discovered that after I'd decided to re-read the series and gotten through #5.Steph H said:I third the John Sandford series featuring Lucas Davenport. All 18 books currently published are available on Kindle.
Do you mean that once something is kindled, it can be un-kindled?Steph H said:Well, I wuz wrong. Sometime in the last few months since I last checked, #6 in the series, Night Prey, has been un-Kindleized (de-Kindleized?). And of course I only discovered that after I'd decided to re-read the series and gotten through #5.I hate when that happens. But all the rest are currently on Kindle, anyway...
I guess that would be. . . .wait for it. . . .extinguished.drenee said:Do you mean that once something is kindled, it can be un-kindled?
Good one.Ann Von Hagel said:I guess that would be. . . .wait for it. . . .extinguished.![]()