D recommendations

[Kassi]

My d book is going to be Don't Look Back by Jennifer Armentrout. Other ones I was considering were Digital Fortress by Dan Brown, Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas, and Dear Daughter by Elizabeth Little.

I would highly recommend Dark Places by Gillian Flynn which is one of my all time favorite books. I would also recommend Delirium by Lauren Oliver. Both of those are among my favorite authors. I would also recommend Divergent by Veronica Roth if you have never read that series. The movie releases are right in the middle, so that's still a pretty popular one.

[Rokkan]

The Dark is Rising was going to be the winner for me in this 'category' But I realised I've neither purchased nor read the first book in the series. So instead I'm going for Dirty Magic

Having a Kindle makes finding titles so much easier. Except for books whose title begins with X, I've got one for each letter! [and before anyone says anything, I do have a book with X in the title that I can use if necessary]

[Sherry]

I will be reading "Don't Look Back" by Jennifer L. Armentrout and believe it or not, that's the only "D" book I intend to read this year. Lol

[Kassi]

X is so hard! I don't have V either, but I have time. I have a book with X in the title as well I could use, it just doesn't begin with it. I think X might prove to be very tricky.

[Kassi]

Sherry wrote: "I will be reading "Don't Look Back" by Jennifer L. Armentrout and believe it or not, that's the only "D" book I intend to read this year. Lol"

I am sure you will come across more. We ARE only 6 days into this year ;)

[Kay]

Browsing the shelves of Readers Corner, I came across Day After Night by Anita Diamant. About young women who escaped Nazi Europe after WW II. I love historical fiction so hope this is a good one!

[Kevin]

I plan to read Dead Beat (The Dresden Files #7) by Jim Butcher. Deception Point by Dan Brown is an excellent book if you're looking for a D book.

[Kassi]

Kay wrote: "Browsing the shelves of Readers Corner, I came across Day After Night by Anita Diamant. About young women who escaped Nazi Europe after WW II. I love historical fiction so hope this is a good one!"

That does sound interesting. I'm not usually into historical fiction, but WWII is one of the areas that does interest me along with the 1920s.

[Kassi]

Kevin wrote: "I plan to read Dead Beat (The Dresden Files #7) by Jim Butcher. Deception Point by Dan Brown is an excellent book if you're looking for a D book."

How would you rate it compared to his others? And how about Digital Fortress? I really enjoyed Inferno and the two movies which I didn't read the books for, but I didn't like Lost symbol as much.

[Kevin]

Kassi wrote: "Kevin wrote: "I plan to read Dead Beat (The Dresden Files #7) by Jim Butcher. Deception Point by Dan Brown is an excellent book if you're looking for a D book."

How would you rate it compared to h..."

I personally liked Deception point better although they were both good.