In the order I finished them, rather than the order I started:
LHC #274: The Blighted Stars by Megan O'Keefe. Hard copy. Read it mostly on the plane to and from Vancouver. I liked it more than I thought I would and put book 2 on my list. As usual I have no idea why it was on my list, and I found the characters a bit stock, but the plot moved right along and the science and worldbuilding were cool.
LHC #275: "Wings once cursed and bound" by Piper J. Drake. ebook. I found the writing kind of simplistic maybe? Once again, really predictable characters, and it seemed a little bit like it was introducing a new species of supernatural creature whenever the plot flagged, but whatever.
LHC #276: "The Sparrow" by Mary Doria Russell. Hard copy. After the last book, this one was a delight from page one, though it got quite depressing later on. I can see why it's a classic. I did not find these characters predictable, but maybe that's because I know nothing about Jesuits.
LHC #277: "An Unkindness of Magicians" by Kat Howard. Audio book. Really enjoyed this one. Satisfying costs, especially the ending. Put the sequel on my list.
"Ordinary Wonder Tales" by Emily Urquhart. Hard copy. Essays about modern CDN life by a folklorist. A little more about pregnancy than I was really interested in, but nevertheless good and worth reading. The essay about her father's dementia was fantastic.