I finished Assassin's Charge by Claire Frank yesterday. It was one of the finalists for the second SPFBO. It didn't do much for me. It was competent, but uninspired, and a bit second-generation (by which I mean the knowledge of horses, ships, etc seems to come from other fantasy.) The main character's arc was quite well portrayed, but I didn't really buy it. This was my kindle lending library loan for November, and I mainly picked it because it was short. Also, it has just about enough ship-time for me to pencil it in for the Seafaring square in the reddit fantasy bingo, which is a bonus.
Next is The Five Red Herrings by Dorothy L Sayers, for my consecutive numbers challenge. Trying to get this lined up is why I switched my monthly classic murder from Agatha Christie to Dorothy Sayers a few months ago.
After that I'm planning to start Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton, representing 1990 in my chronological SF challenge.