Bring on the pumpkin

[miladygrey]

I was initially a little worried that Aveline's caseload would vanish once she quit representing indigent parents for the State. After four initial consults this week alone, two of which have already retained her, my worries are more or less gone. I am also quite tired, having had to monitor a consult's very bored 16-year-old son as he waited in our foyer, but hey. Clients!

Most of our weekends in October are booked (Faire! Yeats' 40th birthday party! Another local con!), so we are basking in our free time while we can. We're re-watching season 2 of The Good Place in anticipation of season 3, Yeats is already on book 3 of his new detective series and all the beta readers really like book 1 so far, and I am sneaking in one more replay on DA: Inquisition in-between his bouts of Destiny 2. And I am reading, and monitoring my intake of social media, and beating back anxiety with a stick made of cute kitten pictures.

Reading Log: Magic Triumphs by Ilona Andrews; Daughter of Eden by Chris Beckett; Competence by Gail Carriger; Lady Be Good by Meredith Duran; Depth of Winter by Craig Johnson; The Fated Sky by Mary Robinette Kowal; The Sisters of the Crescent Empress by Leena Likitalo; To Be Honest by Maggie Ann Martin; The Emerald Sea by Richelle Mead; Biting Cold by Chloe Neill; Leverage in Death by J.D. Robb; The Infernal Battalion by Django Wexler

Comments

[celli]

I am behind on my fantasy-Yeats and now there's detective-Yeates to look forward to? Yay!

[miladygrey]

Yep! He started writing a contemporary detective story in the Spenser vein (we both really love Robert B. Parker's Spenser series, banter and PI adventure and trying to be a good person) as a sort of palate-cleanser after finishing the Paladin trilogy, and after me and the four other people who read it told him it was good, he sent it to his publisher. Who loved it. Book one is already in the hands of an editor, book 2 is rough-drafted, book 3 is being written as we speak. Book one should be out in August of 2019!