Books I have read so far in 2022, except the ones I've forgotten.

Right now: The Cabinet by Un-Su Kim (part of a Story Bundle The 2022 World SF Bundle - Curated by Lavie Tidhar   Fascinating! Well-translated (at least it reads well and makes sense)

Yesterday: The Madness of Crowds, Louise Penny,  (library ebook on Cloud)

Last week: Olive, Again by Elizabeth Stroud (library ebook on Cloud) for Book Club, the sequel to Olive Kitteridge, which I haven't read but did see a miniseries adaptation starring Frances McDormand.

Last week: The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien,  last month's Book Club, another war story in Paris, American focus, writing not great. (library ebook on cloud)

Project Charon 1, 2 and 3, by Patty Jansen, space opera, Australian author, KindleThe Wrong Man, by Christine Leblanc, Kindle, a romance mystery.

Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty (Australian descriptive mystery?) Liked it a lot. Paperback passed on from Linda C.

Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarity. I didn't like the miniseries, but found more to enjoy in the book, set in Australia, not California.

The Ministry for the Future, by Kim Stanley Robinson. Big paperback that I ordered from Amazon, based on a review/rec. Terrific. Trying to get Neil & others to read it!

More by Julia Huni: Waxing the Moon of Lewei, Luna City Limited, The Saha Declination (Colonial Explorer Corps book 3),  ebooks for beta review, using Kindle