Bibliography!

[Margaret Page Butts]

I would like to have a complete list of LRK's books. Also any news of future books.

[Strawberry Curls]

I would like to have a complete list of LRK's books. Also any news of future books.

Ms. Kings website has everything you need.

www.laurierking.com/books_and_reviews.php

[vicki]

Hi, Margaret and welcome to the VBC!

Have you seen the Books and Reviews page (http://laurierking.com/books_and_reviews.php) of Laurie's site? That has a complete list of her books and stories right there, along with foreign editions. You can also do a search on Amazon and find many different editions of her books, including foreign editions and audio books.

And as for future news on LRK, please sign up for her newsletter (http://laurierking.com/newsletter.php) and her excellent blog (http://laurierking.com/wp.php/). You won't miss anything if you're on those lists. And FYI--the next LRK book is a stand-alone thriller set in the 1920s called Touchstone. It's due out in early 2008.

<edit> Ooops, x-posted with Strawberry. <Waves>

[Mary24601]

Does anyone know when we can expect a new Mary Russell book.I really love reading about her and her marriage to Sherlock. :o

[vicki]

Hi, Mary! I went to look this up and got diverted before I could get back and post. Sorry! The next Russell is due in early 2009. Here's from Laurie's FAQ:


2009 will find Russell and Holmes returning to England, so the beekeeper can tend his hives.



If you need some good Russell-gap reading, come over to the Great Room area and post in one of the reading threads. To start you off, some of my favorite Russell-gap reads are the Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries by Dorothy L. Sayers, the Amelia Peabody series by Elizabeth Peters, the Vicki Bliss series by Elizabeth Peters and the Vorkosigan series by Lois McMaster Bujold (start with Cordelia's Honor). That should take care of a month or so, at least. :)