Book after book

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I finished reading Lev Raphael's "The Edith Wharton Murders", a gay mystery featuring the university professor Nick Hoffman. I love Lev Raphael's style. The main hero's inner monologue is simply hilarious. The author's description of the academic life is acerbic and sarcastic and that makes the book highly enjoyable even though the murder itself doesn't occur until almost 100 pages in. I loved the scene where Det. Valley spotted Nick - right in the middle of yet another murder investigation!

And now I picked up Martha Wells' "Entanglement", a Stargate: Atlantis tie-in novel. Looking forward to that one *rubs hands*