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must . . . stop . . .
May. 3rd, 2014 07:14 pmNote to self: when you're reading a series of books and they start to annoy you to the point where you're dreading the next one, it's okay to stop reading them. *headdesk*
The books in question are Barbara Cleverly's Joe Sandilands mystery novels, set during the 1920s and taking place variously in India, England, and France. I kept reading after the first one because ( major spoilers )
Definitely time to put them down and read some fanfic instead. Fic in fandoms I don't really know, so I don't have to care too much. Stargate: Atlantis fits the bill perfectly--I know enough about the show to have a sense of who the characters are and what's going on, but that's all. And the fandom has had a lot of good writers. Off to search AO3.
The books in question are Barbara Cleverly's Joe Sandilands mystery novels, set during the 1920s and taking place variously in India, England, and France. I kept reading after the first one because ( major spoilers )
Definitely time to put them down and read some fanfic instead. Fic in fandoms I don't really know, so I don't have to care too much. Stargate: Atlantis fits the bill perfectly--I know enough about the show to have a sense of who the characters are and what's going on, but that's all. And the fandom has had a lot of good writers. Off to search AO3.
