The Hallowed Hunt - Lois McMaster Bujold

If I need more reasons why I shouldn't always believe a review, this book would be one of them.  The review I'd read decribed this as (paraphrasing here) adequate.  But adequate for LMB is a lot of fun.

To give you an idea how behind I am with my book list, this was the book I read at Berg Lake.

Gradisil - Adam Roberts

I've been reading this book for probably 4 months.  That's not a criticism of the book really, except that the trade paperback is huge and, therefore, hard to carry around.  This was an interesting book in three parts.  Most of it is told in an autobiographical form, so there's a lot of first person point of view.  Unfortunately, the narrators are not likable or easy to relate to.  In point of fact, they're all fucked up.  Still, Roberts suggests some interesting ideas about how man might begin the colonization of space if a relatively inexpensive way of achieving orbit were available.

Felaheen - Jon Courtenay Grimwood

Some time back, we picked up 9tail Fox and realized that we were missing a book from the set.  I finally broke down and ordered Felaheen since it seemed Greenwoods was never going to have a copy of it on the shelf.

I really liked the other two books in this series and this one was also very good.  He's got great use of language and his alternate history has produced a very interesting world.  The best part is I can go ahead and read the next one now.