Book 5, not fed up with them yet. Hasn't been an individual title I've really been floored by, but they're all solid mysterious with history/mythology twists.

Very solid sci-fi. I think he's the closest thing I have to a local sci-fi writer, so I'm probably overdue starting to read him. 

Still enjoying this series as much for the characters as the individual crime plots. The Chalk Pit was one of the best so far. 

I wasn't completely sold on the first one as one of the best written books I've ever read, but I think he improved a lot in the follow-ups. A solid series overlook set in a post-apocalyptic Europe. 

I have only read a stand-alone Reynolds before called Century Rain, but this was the better book. Very much hard-SF so not exactly light reading, but I loved it. I expect the Mass Effect games were influenced by this. I have the next books waiting to read but going to read another Elly Griffiths now and return to this universe at a later date. The next book is a stand-alone anyway instead of part of the trilogy and I want to read them in publication order. I expect I'll try to eventually read Redemption Ark and Absolution Gap back to back though as I think I read somewhere that the latter more directly follows on from the former. 

This author continues to impress. This wasn't among the books of his I was most interested in reading, but it turns out it was a 5 star read for me. 

I also got caught up with the rest of this series, so I'm ready to read the new one when I find a copy (which is also the final one):

The last one of these was set during the original Covid lockdown. Brought back a lot of memories some of which hit really hard. 

Fantasy, but set in a gunpowder age with muskets and flintlocks. 

All but one were new authors to me this time around.