S is for "Sooner or Later..."

More series of books I am trying to keep up with, brought to you by (authors whose last names begin with) the letter S....

• E. Rose Sabin
• Book 3 of her "Arucadi" quartet is When the Beast Ravens. I might already own a copy.
• Louis Sachar
• Somehow I missed the middle book of the "Holes" trilogy, Stanley Yelnats' Survival Guide to Camp Green Lake. Though I'm not sure whether this is really another novel or just a supplement to the first book and the movie based on it.
• Angie Sage
• I am up to book 6 of the 7-book "Septimus Heap" series: Darke.
• Michael Scott
• The Magician is book 2 of the 6-book "Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel."
• Walter Scott
• I have several of his books on my Kindle, and have already dipped a toe or two into Rob Roy. The length of Scott's historically informative preface is a bit off-putting, however. It's never good when a book puts you to sleep before it even begins.
• Tor Seidler
• I have a couple of his books on my shelf, including Brothers Below Zero.
• Darren Shan
• Book 4 of his 12-book "Saga of Darren Shan" is The Vampire Mountain.
• Delia Sherman
• I think The Magic Mirror of the Mermaid Queen may be a sequel to Changeling.
• Mike Shevdon
• Book 3 of his "Courts of the Feyre" quartet is Strangeness and Charm.
• Polly Shulman
• Book 2 of her "Grimm Legacy" series is The Wells Bequest.
• Neal Shüsterman
• His third "Antsy Bonano" novel is Ship Out of Luck.

• Alan Silberberg
• His second "Milo" book is Milo and the Restart Button.
• Matthew Skelton
• His second novel, following Endymion Spring, is titled The Story of Cirrus Flux.
• Obert Skye
• I already own a copy of Leven Thumps and the Eyes of the Want, book 3 of his "Leven Thumps" quintet.
• Ambush is book 3 of his "Pillage" trilogy.
• Sherwood Smith
• I have on my shelf the last 2 books of her "Inda" quartet. Next up: The King's Shield.
• Lemony Snicket
• I am tempted to look into his "All the Wrong Questions" series, starting with What Could That Be at This Hour?
• Alan Snow
• I am confused about which of his "Here Be Monsters" books I have read. His website is fascinatingly weird but unhelpful. According to Wiki, the book I reviewed as "Here Be Monsters," a.k.a. "Ratbridge Chronicles Vol. 1," is the equivalent of the first three books in the "Here Be Monsters" series listed on the author's website. So I guess that means the next book on deck for me is Worse Things Happen at Sea (book 4 of 7). And this also means I'm going to have to update my existing review.
• Zilpha Keatley Snyder
• The Gypsy Game (which is already on my shelf) is the sequel to The Egypt Game.
• The Headless Cupid turns out to be only the first book of the "Stanley Family" quartet. Next up: The Famous Stanley Kidnapping Case.
• I also have The Witches of Worm on my shelf, and I am open to looking at many other titles by this prolific author.
• Elizabeth George Speare
• I have a bookmark someway into The Bronze Bow.
• Nor have I forgotten that one of my Facebook friends listed Calico Captive as one of the few "perfect novels."

• Caroline Stevermer
• I would interested in trying any of her titles that I haven't already reviewed, including those co-authored by Patricia C. Wrede.
• Mary Stewart
• I have at least one or two of her "Merlin/Arthur" series on tap. Next up: The Hollow Hills.
• Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell
• Book 4 of their 10-book "Edge Chronicles" is The Curse of the Gloamglozer.
• Trenton Lee Stewart
• Book 3 of "The Mysterious Benedict Society" is The Prisoner's Dilemma.
• Jonathan Stroud
• The Golem's Eye, which I have on my shelf, is book 2 of the "Bartimaeus" trilogy, or rather quartet (yay, more updates!).
• I also have on my shelf The Last Siege and Heroes of the Valley by the same author.
• Gillian Summers
• Book 3 of this two-woman writing team's "Faire Folk Trilogy" is The Secret of the Dread Forest.
• Shanna Swendson
• Book 2 of the "Katie Chandler" sextet (cough) is Once Upon Stilettos.