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[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I'm thinking about starting Margaret Atwood's, The Handmaiden's Tale. I've been watching the TV Series. I have heard the TV series deviates from the book though, but hey that wouldn't be the first ..."

You'll have to let us know how you like it Ang

[Debbie]

What was the last book you recommended to a friend?

For me it's anything by Mark Lawrence if you love epic, dark, hard fantasy he's your man!

Prince of Thorns-King of Thorns -Emperor of Thorns

Prince of Fools-The Liar's Key-The Wheel of Osheim

Grey Sister- Red Sister

[Kamas]

DarkShip Thieves by Sarah Hoyt to my Mom when they were down visiting last month.

[Debbie]

Kamas wrote: "DarkShip Thieves by Sarah Hoyt to my Mom when they were down visiting last month."

Looks good thanks Kamas!

[Jenea]

Currently reading The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash

[Debbie]

Jenea wrote: "Currently reading The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash"


Hi Jenea!! Thanks for stopping by and sharing
I'm just starting today

[Jenea]

Jenea wrote: "Currently reading The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash"

What a pretty cover, I’m off to check out out now. :)

[Ang from OZ]

I'm in a reading slum and it seems to be lasting way too long for my liking. I haven't pick up a book in over a month :(

[Saima]

I'm reading "the scatter here is too great", its a collection of short stories about my city. Karachi. High expectations.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I'm in a reading slum and it seems to be lasting way too long for my liking. I haven't pick up a book in over a month :("

Oh Ang. This too will pass :( Sorry

[Debbie]

Saima wrote: "I'm reading "the scatter here is too great", its a collection of short stories about my city. Karachi. High expectations."

Hi Saima welcome!!!
it looks fascinating! Thanks for stopping by

[Debbie]

I'm also listening too a fantastic Fantasy set in WWII where a B17 flies through a time warp and ends up in the future. It's really good I got it on an audible daily deal a while ago I only have 4 hrs left to listen

[Kamas]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I'm in a reading slum and it seems to be lasting way too long for my liking. I haven't pick up a book in over a month :("

Right there with you, Ang. Though after this weeks kerfuffle I'm thinking a Larry Correia, or John Ringo novel might be in order. Not that they need the money, but their stories make me happy and it seems to make the whiners upset when this group makes money.

[Kamas]

I ended up picking up one of the other Evil Legion of Evil authors, The Evil But Beautiful Space Princess, AKA: Sarah A. Hoyt and Darkship Revenge

[Scott]

I recently read:
The Chalk Man
The Girl With All the Gifts
Noir
The Call of Cthulhu

Now I'm reading The Outsider.

[Debbie]

Scott wrote: "I recently read:
The Chalk Man
The Girl With All the Gifts
Noir
The Call of Cthulhu

Now I'm reading The Outsider."

Thanks Scot some of these look perfect for me and they're going on my list

[Debbie]

Right now I'm reading

I Liked My Life

I'm just getting started

[Debbie]

Anyone going away for the holiday and bringing along a special book you've been waiting to read?

[Jenea]

Debbie wrote: "Anyone going away for the holiday and bringing along a special book you've been waiting to read?"

We are staying in and will probably grill out. :)

[Debbie]

Ok so I just finished I Liked My Life and OMG what a powerful read, it's hard to believe its a debut and read like it was from a tenured author. This would make a great book club read.



Hint hint!

you can see my GR's review here-https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Debbie]

What's everyone reading?

I just finished Lucky Bastard Sports Broadcaster Joe Buck's autobiography for my library book club. I liked it and am featuring it today on the blog as part of my #LibraryLoveChallenge -http://bit.ly/2sPqoBR

[Ang from OZ]

I just started "Venom in the Veins" by Jennifer Estep, it's a long running urban fantasy series I've read for a long time. I think this is book 17.

After that I will most likely read "Ocean Light" by Nalini Singh. I've been reading her books for a long time too. Still feel like I'm in a bit of a reading funk, but hopefully these two books can finally shake me out of it.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I just started "Venom in the Veins" by Jennifer Estep, it's a long running urban fantasy series I've read for a long time. I think this is book 17.

After that I will most likely read "Ocean Light"..."

Oh yeah her Spidey one I need to get back to it. I miss her writing

[Jenea]

Debbie wrote: "What's everyone reading?

I just finished Lucky Bastard Sports Broadcaster Joe Buck's autobiography for my library book club. I liked it and am featuring it today on the blog as part of my #Library..."

Torn (Whiskey Sharp #3) by Lauren Dane

[Ang from OZ]

Yes Deb, the Spidey one, lol. I've read most of her books and series. Except the Bigtime series. She has a new series starting towards the end of the year called "Kill the Queen"

[Kamas]

I finished a steampunk novel, For Steam And Country which was fairly good. Just started The Dig

[Christine]

I’m reading my 72nd book right now

[Ang from OZ]

That's great Christine! :-)

I just started "Ocean Light by Nalini Singh"

[Christine]

Yep

How’s that book going Ang of Oz?

[Debbie]

I finished The Lost For Words Bookshop and posted my review on GRs. I'm featuring the novel on my blog when it releases and there will be a giveaway :)

I'm starting Dark Operative: The Dawn of Love book #20 in I.T. Lucas' Children of the Gods series. I love her series

Next I'm reading Deborah Cooke's next in her Dragons of Incendium series
Then I have some Fall releases that a few publishers would like my early review of.
Desperate Girls
Sold on a Monday
and a few indie releases too

[Christine]

I want to read that book called Desperate Girls

[Debbie]

Christine wrote: "I want to read that book called Desperate Girls"

I have it Christine, Laura is a favorite author of mine and I'm on her review/early read team.

I'll be digging in probably next week or the week after. I love her Tracers series

[Debbie]

It's gonna be hot hot hot this weekend so I'm just going to sip my iced tea and read.

What are you all reading?

Happy Friday!!

[Ang from OZ]

Keep cool Deb!

[Debbie]

Thanks Ang
Here's what they expect today with a heat index of 110º

[Ang from OZ]

O_o is that unusually hot Deb? That's like every day in December for me here.

[Christine]

Debbie I have that book called Desperate Girls and I don’t mind this hot weather and i’m reading a book called Avenged and Ang from Oz I hope you saw my comment from June 14th

[Ang from OZ]

Hiya Christine, yes I seen your comment, Ocean Light is going great. The author Nalini Singh, has been a long time favorite of mine.

Do you have a favorite author you've read for a long time?

[Debbie]

Christine wrote: "Debbie I have that book called Desperate Girls and I don’t mind this hot weather and i’m reading a book called Avenged and Ang from Oz I hope you saw my comment from..."

Cool can't wait to see what you think!

[Christine]

Ang from Oz My favorite author is Harlan Coben and Debbie I'm going to love Laura Griffin’s new book and Ang from Oz I’m glad your book is going good and Debbie I can’t believe it’s 97% where you live

[Debbie]

Christine wrote: "Ang from Oz My favorite author is Harlan Coben and Debbie I'm going to love Laura Griffin’s new book and Ang from Oz I’m glad your book is going good and Debbie I can’t believe it’s 97% where you live"

I've read a ton of Harlen Coben's novels and he is good but I prefer women thriller authors.

I have multiple favorite authors from each of the multiple genres I love

The one author I don't like is James Patterson but I really want to read/listen to The President is Missing so I may break my no Patterson rule :)

100º today ugh and we have to venture out to multiple stops so that means sclepping the wheelchair out multiple times too. By the time we get home I'll be done for!!!

[Christine]

Aww that stinks Debbie and I love reading all of those Harlan Coben books and I like reading those James Patterson books and it’s 95% in Riverside NJ

[Debbie]

Christine wrote: "Aww that stinks Debbie and I love reading all of those Harlan Coben books and I like reading those James Patterson books and it’s 95% in Riverside NJ"

:)

[Ang from OZ]

So why the no Patterson, Deb? I've only read a few of his "Book Shots" which most were collabs with other authors. I actually don't think he had much writing to do with them, his name was just added as a marketing tactic. I also prefer woman thriller authors myself.

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "So why the no Patterson, Deb? I've only read a few of his "Book Shots" which most were collabs with other authors. I actually don't think he had much writing to do with them, his name was just adde..."

I have no problems with the authors who writes his newest thrillers, I in fact am a huge fan of some who've gone on to solo careers, but I was in love with his women's mystery series until he started killing off favorite characters. That's a big no no for me.

[Ang from OZ]

I actually found Aussie Author Candice Fox via a collab with her and Patterson. She is actually one of my top authors at the moment, her "Hades" series is a must read for scary/dark/thriller. But it's definitely not for the faint of heart. Stephen King is a no go for me. I don't like his writing style or language.

[Christine]

I started to read one of those Stephen King books called Pet Cemetery and I hated it so I had to stop reading it

[Debbie]

Ang from OZ wrote: "I actually found Aussie Author Candice Fox via a collab with her and Patterson. She is actually one of my top authors at the moment, her "Hades" series is a must read for scary/dark/thriller. But i..."

I don't like a lot of King's books but I LOVED 11-22-63

Andrew Gross is one author who started out writing w/Patterson who went on to a very successful solo career and one of my faves

[Christine]

I love reading all of those Andrew Gross books

[Debbie]

Christine wrote: "I love reading all of those Andrew Gross books"

Yes he's very good