Re"A Ripper of a Read"(Slightly OT)

I had to finish reading "Sovereign" this afternoon before coming to
work---I could not let the last 4 chapters be--the book had me hooked
that badly, so I got all my little tedious errands out of the way early
so I could have 2.5 hours of reading bliss. I'm a confirmed non-fiction
reader but every-so-often there's some good fiction that creeps under
my radar like the Shardlake mysteries.
Now the only problem is that the book is done and who knows if C.J.
Sansom will write another Matthew Shardlake mystery---here's one reader
who hopes he does since I've grown very fond of Master Shardlake(even
if he is a lawyer).
There's always audio books and have located "Dissolution" on CD so
now I can start all over again.

"Meek"(lost between the covers)