Talk me out of this

[neadods]

Or maybe talk me into this. I'm reading in clusters these days; a whole series of books on a theme at once. Which is fine as a concept, but I've got a heck of a lot of books in the To Be Read queue, so will anyone talk me out of buying and mainlining The Turn of the Screw, Florence and Giles, and Maybe This Time, in that order?

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[fabricdragon.livejournal.com]

no.
sounds wonderful
you totally should do it. then you can tell me how they are!

[neadods.livejournal.com]

I have faith in Jennifer Crusie, but the other guy is an unknown.

[mtgat]

Project Gutenberg has the first for free. :)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

I know. But long history has taught me to run spellcheck on anything out of Gutenberg.

[fyrdrakken]

Yeah, I'm the one who, after finally reading Pride and Prejudice, mainlined every single adaptation Netflix had -- to say nothing of both versions of Mansfield Park after reading that, or mainlining all the different versions of Dangerous Liaisons I could find on Netflix (aside from Cruel Intentions, because I'd seen it before).

Three books, pshaw. I just nearly finished reading the new Lois McMaster Bujold and am in real danger of rereading the entire Vorkosigan series (and going on to the Vorkosigan fanfic collection on my Kindle, most of which remains unread).