So Much to Read, So Little Time

Upon the discovery of an amazing discount bookstore (worth the drive to St Catherines!), I find myself with a stack of new books to read. Glancing across my bookshelves, I caught sight of several other titles I hadn't read yet. So, grabbing my trusty pen and pad, I made a list (I *heart* lists) of all the fiction books I've bought, but haven't read yet.

I'm pleased that the list isn't as long as I feared.

Here they are, in no order:

• "The Dragon and the Unicorn" by A.A. Attansio
• "Mistress of Rome" by Kate Quinn
• "The Rosetti Letter" by Christi Phillips
• "The Tsarina's Daughter" by Carolly Erickson
• "Rampant" by Diana Peterfreund

• "The Lady Elizabeth" by Alison Weir
• "Namaah's Kiss" by Jacqueline Carey (I have to read the rest of the series first!)
• "The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana" by Umberto Eco (I went through an Umberto Eco phase that died out before I read this one)
• "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" by Stieg Larsson (I may never read this one)
• "Quiver" by Holly Luhning

• "The Replacements" by Brenna Yovanoff
• "Sidekicks" by Jack D Ferraiolo
• "Not Suitable for Family Viewing" by Vicki Grant (an autographed copy, from OLA - this also won the Red Maple award for 2011!)
• "Between Two Ends" by David Ward
• "Dawn" by Octavia E Butler

• "Shabanu" and "Haveli" by Suzanne Fisher Staples
• "The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood
• "I, Claudius" by Robert Graves
• "The War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells
• "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind

• "Eye of the Dragon" by Stephen King
• "Kushiel's Avatar" by Jacqueline Carey
• "The Good Fairies of New York" by Martin Millar

The conclusion of this list? I have to stop buying books :)
Also, what should I read next?