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[Ise]

Im currently reading Waking Up Married by Mira Lyn Kelly

[M.A.]

Still working my way through Donna Fasano's long list of available romances. Currently reading I think it's her best book so far.

[Brittany]

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[Liana]

Hey everyone, another free book for you: In His Hands by Phil Locascio. Thought-provoking fantasy fiction. http://amzn.to/ZEsdgm
I would say it is a thriller as well as fantasy, it had me gripped from start to finsh, definitely worth a read whilst its free (till sunday)
To get you interested here's the blurb:
The year is 1928.

Demetri Davos discovers a mysterious crystal ball that has the power to grant him anything he asks.

But power always comes with a price.

And after two selfish requests result in the death of innocent people, Demetri resolves never to use the globe again.

When the Nazis begin their march across France, though, the desperate half Jewish Demetri is forced into a life-or-death decision - and has to break his vow to make his escape.

Years later in Chicago, he is rich and happily married – but a vengeful nemesis, aware of the globe’s power, now wants what he’s owed.

He’ll stop at nothing to get it.

With his family in peril, Demetri is forced to pay for his past … and for wishes granted … time after time … after time …

From Europe to America, across the years, Phil Locascio’s ‘In His Hands’ traces one good man’s struggle to combat his own inadequacies and resist overwhelming temptation in a deadly moral tug of war.

'A fantastical, thought-provoking page turner.' - Robert Foster, best-selling author of The Lunar Code.

Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent publisher of digital books.

[Yuh]

currently reading The Husband of Dean Koontz, a person would do the hardest thng for the one they love

[Kimberley]

Just finished The Good Nurse...highly recommend it.

[Angela]

Im currently reading . I really like the story but it's kind of slow paced so it is taking me a lot longer than most books.

[Iris]

Currently reading Let's Pretend this Never Happened, and I love it! I find it hilarious even though she overdoes the rambling thing sometimes.

I wouldn't recommend it to anyone offended by things like vaginas. Or anything, really. Otherwise, read it!!!!

[Kat]

Angela wrote: "Im currently reading . I really like the story but it's kind of slow paced so it is taking me a lot longer than most books."

I would honestly recommend not bothering to finish it. The end is inconclusive, even for a series. 500 pages then you get the end and want to hurl the book across the room. It's like reading the last Harry Potter book then not having it finish with a fight scene.

[Blair]

Hi. I am currently reading Carrie by Stephen King. I recommend The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken. It's really good! Also, recommendations from others would be much appreciated!

[Devi]

Angela wrote: "Im currently reading . I really like the story but it's kind of slow paced so it is taking me a lot longer than most books."

I love the novel and the other three books. Although all the moons make the story kinda boring i still think its worth my time! :)

[N]

The night circus - beautiful and magical.

[Deanna]

I just finished Foundling, Lamplighter & Factotum by D.M.Cornish. They are an extremely exciting series of a strange land of people who are trying to survive the monster attacks, monster hunters, and a variety of strange monsters. In the midst of all this is a boy, an orphan, who has strange feelings for the monsters, but does not want to be labeled as a monster lover and become an outcast. In his journey of thru trying to find his true self meaning and understanding why he is different. He befriends a Monster hunter; they travel a very exciting path together. Another is a man who is deemed crazy, but is he really; or does he have a mystery that is truth. The reading is exciting and I could not wait to see what the next book held.

[Jessica]

I am almost finished with The Hunger Games Trilogy, can someone recommend another great series for when I finish? I was thinking of Divergent?

[Jessica]

Brittany wrote: "I just finished Beautiful Creatures two days ago so now I'm reading Beautiful Darkness. I'm also reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, The Casual Vacancy, Looking For Alaska, Forbidden, Elix..."

Brittany, how was Beautiful Creatures?

[Kristie, Moderator (Retired)]

Jessica - Divergent was great, especially if you like books in that genre. Also, I'd recommend the Graceling series.

[Jessica]

Kristie wrote: "Jessica - Divergent was great, especially if you like books in that genre. Also, I'd recommend the Graceling series."

Thanks Kristie! I'll look for that one

[Linds]

I just finished Written in Red by Anne Bishop. I don't know what it was about the book--possibly Bishop's development of the characters--but I loved this book. Other Anne Bishop books that are great are the Black Jewel Series that jumps to other characters and stories set in the same land. The later books are a bit better, and less dark, than the earlier ones.

[fabby]

just finished hopeless
needless i was so happy i did,it was so full of drama an painful memories i love the way it was written

[Erik]

Just finished "Marley and me" just to demonstrate that a man can cry.
Reading for the third time "Endurance" just to verify all men cry.
Published my Book "Eagles in the Flesh" just to prove that people need to laugh and cry.

[Kat]

Chosen At Nightfall! :)

[Melissa]

I just finished reading 80 AD: The tekhen of Anuket and I am about to read the sequel to it The Sudarshana. I really enjoyed the third book in the series.

[Lawrence]

I recommend everyone read Bartleby the Scrivener by Herman Melville at least once in their life. The message, interwoven among the pages, is entirely prevalent in today's society.

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[Stacy]

So I just finished "knight" by Krisitn Ashley. I have to say i was disappointed. There was A LOT of Sex and A LOT of unneeded cursing. I'm no prude, I enjoyed the 50shades series, but i felt the cursing was a bit much. i kept waiting for something to really happen, like a twist or a shocker, but nothing. Oh Well. i also bout the other 3 in the "series". Not sure, i may skip them. good thing they were cheap.

[Christine]

Just ordered Legend and Graceling and I can't wait! What should I read first? XD

[Sandra]

I just finished and was blown away by this book. I am still reeling emotionally. The synopsis tells you all you need to know to decide if you want to read it. The book reminded me that the ones we care about the most - family, best friends, and true loves - are the ones who can hurt us the most. Life is about hard choices, love, forgiveness, and redemption. Life plans often go awry. How you deal with it is up to you. I will definitely reread this book.

[Kristie, Moderator (Retired)]

Christine - I haven't read Legend yet, but Graceling was really good. Read it!

[Christine]

Kristie wrote: "Christine - I haven't read Legend yet, but Graceling was really good. Read it!"

Okay then, that'll be first

[Nichole]

I just finished the last book out currently from M.L.N. Hanover's series The Black Sun's Daughter. Very good series so far. Next book out in 4 days :)

[Laura]

I've read a few books this week and honestly not feeling any of them

[Rebecca]

I'm reading in paperback (from the library) and on my Kindle :)

[[deleted user]]

i am currently reading the book thief and i love it!! next i am going to read the diary of Anne Frank after that i don't know what else i am going to read so if there is any good books u think i should read hit me up :)

[Sheila]

I am still reading Dead or Alive by Tom Clancy very slow going!!!!

[Xiamera]

I would definitely recommend Richelle Mead's Bloodlines series. I read the lastest book just a few weeks ago and I was so enjoying it and then I looked at the percentage left on my Kindle and I just about broke down and cried lol. I was so into it I thought it would go on forever and ever. It was really good.

[[deleted user]]

Currently alternating between Warm bodies by Isaac Marion and The Walking dead volume one.

[Iz]

I just started reading Gone by Michael Grant. :)

[Jodi]

Iz wrote: "I just started reading Gone by Michael Grant. :)"

I read Gone in March. I enjoyed it. I hope you like it. I will continue with the series at some point.

[KelseyKES]

The Divergent Trilogy is THE BEST series I've ever read. The Host was as amazing.

Twilight was -decent- but even if you're not a crazy fan of it, like me, you'll still love The Host. <3

[[deleted user]]

i am reading Anne Frank! and i just got done reading the book thief!! which i really enjoyed!!

[Laura]

I have now picked up the amber spyglass

[Susan]

Jessica wrote: "I am almost finished with The Hunger Games Trilogy, can someone recommend another great series for when I finish? I was thinking of Divergent?"

Hi Jessica... I just started Insurgent the 2nd book in the Divergent series. Divergent was awesome! They are filming the movie in my city Chicago as we speak.

[Rebecca]

I'm reading

[Tui]

I like animal stories. Anyone else like them? My all time favourite animal story is actually a YA or even could be called a children's book.But it is a children's novel. It's called, "Stranger at Green Knowe" and is by L M Boston. It's about 2 living beings who share similar experiences. One is a small Asian boy and the other is an African gorilla. The setting is England, where both wind up.
Trouble is there is no e-book. You'd have to go and get it from your library. I've read it over and over again and will never forget it. The Green Knowe books (a series) are all wonderful but this took them to a whole new level.

[Robert]

Rereading "One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich" by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

[Vardan]

I would like to recommend my post-apocalyptic novel The After/Life which is currenlty rated 5 stars on Amazon, based on 8 ratings, has been added to 70 to-read shelves and has a Goodreads rating of 4.60 based on 10 ratings and reviews. All the proceeds from the novel are being donated to charity.

[Jordan]

I would definitely recommend Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand for a more heady, in depth read. Great novel about morality, individuality, and society. For something less philosophical, The Walls of Jericho by Paul Wellman is a great story about politics, love, and life in a small town during the early years of America.

[Anita]

I've updated my website to reflect some current projects - www.andormanagement.com. Also, in honour of our recent basement flood, the short story, "Down the Drain", has been posted for your FREE reading pleasure at http://tinyurl.com/cqm3349. Try it - you might find you can relate.

[Cari]

I'm almost done with The fault in our stars, I enjoyed it a lot! Can someone recommend me something like that?

[Maryanne]

I have just finished Out it was a brilliant book I am now reading Stray Souls love Kate Griffin she is so off the wall