Random non-review: picked up a non-genre novel by a Consistently NYT Bestselling author. Definitely a page-turner (360 pages, I probably spent 3 hours reading it). I kept fearing for the characters being out in the rain or near a fire: Cardboard doesn't hold up well to either water or fire. Big cliffhanger ending to force me to read the next volume, but for that I'd have to give a good flying spaghetti monster about at least one of the characters. Makes network TV seem deep by comparison.
