P is for "Pending"

The list of series of books I plan to continue reading goes on...

• Christopher Paolini
• Book 3 of his "Inheritance" quartet is Brisingr.
• Gary Paulsen
• Book 2 of his "Brian Robeson" quintet is The River, a.k.a. The Return.
• I also have a book of his titled The Transall Saga.
• Mervyn Peake
• Gormenghast, book 2 of the series by the same name, is already on my shelf.
• Dale Peck
• The Lost Cities is book 2 of his "Drift House" trilogy.
• Richard Peck
• A Season of Gifts is book 3 of his "Grandma Dowdel" trilogy.
• I think I also have his book The Teacher's Funeral on my shelf.
• Tamora Pierce
• Wolf Speaker is book 2 of her "Immortals" quartet.
• My Book Trolley readers have very persistently asked me to read more of this author's titles.
• Christopher Pike
• The Shaktra is book 2 of the "Alosha" trilogy.
• Daniel Manus Pinkwater
• I would welcome any of his books, and I may have some of them on my "to-read" shelf already.
• Dudley Pope
• Somehow I seem to have missed Ramage and the Dido, the 18th and final "Ramage" novel.
• I may be interested in reading some of his other fiction and non-fiction titles.

• Ellen Potter
• I think I have the next book in her "Olivia Kidney" series, book 3: Olivia Kidney and the Secret Beneath the City.
• I see a few other titles by her that may interest me.
• Terry Pratchett
• I think I have The Last Hero somewhere at home, but I haven't yet picked up I Shall Wear Midnight. These titles should bring me up to date on the Discworld series... so far.
• Philip Pullman
• Book 2 of the "Sally Lockhart" quartet is The Shadow in the North. I believe I have this, and the rest of the series as well, on my "to-read" shelf.
• Howard Pyle
• I have at least a few of this important author-illustrator's books on my "to-read" shelf, including his Book of Pirates and at least part of his "Round Table" cycle.
• Robert Rankin
• There are so many titles by this author that I am tempted to try, though I suspect there is something perverse in the attraction.
• Arthur Ransome
• Book 3 of his 12-book "Swallows and Amazons" series is Peter Duck.
• Douglas Reeman
• Book 3 of his "Blackwoods / Royal Marines" quintet is The Horizon.
• Many of his other titles appeal to me. And that's besides the stuff he writes under the pen name Alexander Kent (discussed in a previous installment).

• Dietlof Reiche
• Book 3 of his "Golden Hamster" quintet is The Haunting of Freddy, which I may already have on my shelf.
• Michael Reisman
• Book 2 of his (so-far) 3-book "Simon Bloom" series is The Octopus Effect.
• Adam Rex
• I am interested in at least one of his titles, Fat Vampire: A Never Coming of Age Story.
• Rick Riordan
• Book 2 of the "Kane Chronicles" trilogy is The Throne of Fire.
• Book 2 of the "Heroes of Olympus" quartet is The Son of Neptune.
• John H. Ritter
• The Desperado Who Stole Baseball seems to be a prequel to The Boy Who Saved Baseball.
• Among his other baseball-themed books, I have at least two on my "to-read" shelf: Choosing Up Sides and Over the Wall.
• J. K. Rowling
• My bad! I'm Mr. "If you like J. K. Rowling, you may also like..." and yet I haven't read her latest novel, The Casual Vacancy. If I spot the audio-book at the county library, I may check it out.
• Laura Ruby
• I have a copy of her book The Wall and the Wing, which seems to be the beginning of a series.
• Marie Rutkoski
• Book 2 of her "Kronos Chronicles" trilogy is The Celestial Globe.

...and on...