Eldest, by Christopher Paolini is the sequel to Eragon. After an impressive 668 pages, I find that I’m a little disappointed that it had to end. I’m still not sure of the 3rd in the trilogy’s release date, but I’ll definitely be looking forward to it.
Since Tuesday night is a slow TV night, I just read all evening. I finished up Lost Calling, by Evelyn Vaughn. This is the first in the Madonna Key series and falls into the category of romantic suspense.
Catrina Dauvergne is a museum curator who finds herself in the midst of an earthquake in Paris, France. When she falls into a fissure, she discovers special artifacts among bones dating back 200 years. When she touches the artifacts, she has visions of the women who owned the pieces when they were alive.