Finished all the Jan Karon Mitford novels, now what?

[partndn]

I had mentioned these in a thread before we had the book review section.  
Just a reminder, I loved them and got totally hooked.  I have now read every book she has written (except the children's ones), which has me plenty of raffle tickets in the little gift basket giveaways at the local library.  They have a summer reading promo where you get a ticket for every 500 pages or something.

There's supposed to be one more from her in September, called To Be Where You Are

www.barnesandnoble.com/w/to-be-where-you-are-jan-karon/1125578536?ean=9780399183737&st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Core+Shopping+Books_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP75606

She's 80 years old, and this is likely the last one.


So what to read until then??

I'm back to some non fiction and reading about a married couple of doctors in the mountains of North Carolina
Miracle in the Hills

www.amazon.com/Miracle-Hills-Personal-Mountains-Carolina/dp/1258450305

[themotherhen]

partndn, have you read C.S.Lewis's trilogy fiction? Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra, That Hideous Strength?
If you are looking for a lighter read, which we all need at times, the Joshua series is very good.

[partndn]

themotherhen,
No I have not.  I have never read diddly squat for entertainment until this Mitford thing bit me.  

Biographies, and some historical stuff, and then of course.. instructional things a lot (sewing, knitting, cooking, canning, etc.)

Thanks for the recommendation.  I'm a big fan of Lewis' words but have only hit the non fiction stuff of his.

[themotherhen]

partndn , you will not be disappointed! He writes in such a confiding, friendly way. For me, it is like talking to a wise, favorite uncle when I read his books.