Read in January

I didn't read much this month. I think I'm a little disappointed with myself. The books I managed to read were amazing though. I would be hard-pressed to tell which one was my favorite. 
Among Others was a bookworm's dream (I need to read Zelazny again, Corwin, Random, Merlin, Luke if I had the time, I would go back to your adventures and family drama right now), Cold Days is proof The Dresden Files series keeps getting better and better (and that I love love love Harry's relationship with his brother), Old Man's War was captivating (and sad - Jane - and scary - the disposable bodies) and Prince of Thorns had the craziest anti-hero ever (and it began with murders, rapes and pillaging... all done by the "hero" and his brotherhood of bastards). 


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This month, I need to read at least :

• Outlander (Gabaldon) : I should already have finished it. I'm late. It's not even that I'm not into it. I just don't manage to take the time :/
• Ayn Rand and the world she made (Heller) : I've already begun this one. 
• Naked in Death (JD Robb) : this month's pick from Vaginal Fantasy. 
• Bridge of Birds: A Novel of an Ancient China That Never Was (Hughart) : this month's pick from Sword & Laser.
• Kafka sur le rivage (Murakami) : from the library. 
• Acharnement (Larnaudie) : from the library also. I need to read more in French. 
• one of the last : either Thirteen the last of the Women of the Otherworld (Armstrong) or the last book by Sara Douglass, The Devil's Diadem... I want to read both but I don't want it to be over. :/