The January Dancer (sp?), by Michael Flynn.

I liked this, although I'd early put down another Flynn novel that I didn't like well enough to finish.

Iron Sunrise, by Charles Stross.

I liked this one too. I'm going back and reading some of Stross's work that I missed when it first came out.

SPQR XII — Oracle of the Dead, by John Maddox Roberts.

I've enjoyed this series, and this entry was good.

The Water Thief, by Ben Pastor.

I enjoyed this, though it was sometimes annoying.

In the Stormy Red Sky, by David Drake, copyright 2009; Baen Books/Baen Publishing Enterprise; May 2009; ISBN-13: 978-1-4165-9159-7.

This is the seventh in The RCN Series featuring Daniel Leary and Adele Mundy.

The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls, by John R. King, copyright 2008; Forge/Tom Doherty Associates, LLC.; ISBN-13: 978-0-7653-1801-5.

It was interesting to see Sherlock Holmes and Thomas Carnacki mixed, even if it was uneasily mixed.

The Revolution Business, by Charles Stross, copyright 2009; Tor/Tom Doherty Associates, LLC; April 2009; ISBN-13: 987-0-7653-1672-1.

In the fifth in Stross's Merchant Princes series, things go from bad to worse.

Skin Trade, by Laurell K. Hamilton, copyright 2009; Berkley/Penguin Group (USA) Inc., Penguin Books Ltd.; June 2009; ISBN-13: 978-0-425-22772-5.

This is the seventeenth volume in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter. Again, I'm more interested in the paranormal metaphysics and the monster killing than the sex.

Where Serpents Sleep, by C. S. Harris, copyright 2008 by The Two Talers; Obsidian/New American Library/Penguin Group (USA) Inc./Penguin Books Ltd.; November 2008; ISBN 987-0-451-22512-2.

A Sebastian St. Cyr mystery. The others are: What Angels Fear, When Gods Die, and Why Mermaids Sing. (I think I've missed that latter. Have to find it.)