What Are You Currently Reading? (doesn't have to be an Aussie book) - Part 2 Showing 1,351-1,400 of 3,421

[Li'l Owl]

Currently reading Hush by Anne Frasier

[Diana]

I just started Razorhurst It's fantastic so far.

[Li'l Owl]

Just started The Cold Cold Ground by Adrian McKinty

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

I must get to that one Owl! I've been trying for a long time ;)

[Carolyn]

Ryan wrote: "I'm up for a bit of light space opera. On Basilisk Station by David Weber"

I loved that book Ryan! Good old fashioned SF with a good dose of humour. Must get myself the next in the series :)

[Carolyn]

Li'l Owl wrote: "Just started The Cold Cold Ground by Adrian McKinty"

That's one of my favourite series Owl. Hope you enjoy it :)

[Carolyn]

I've just finished Be My Killer a thriller full of horrific deaths so I'm reading a couple of YA novels to recover, Gemina by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff and Noteworthy by Riley Redgate.

[Ryan]

Carolyn wrote: "I loved that book Ryan! Good old fashioned SF with a good dose of humour. Must get myself the next in the series :)"

It is fun so far.

[Li'l Owl]

Carolyn wrote: "Li'l Owl wrote: "Just started The Cold Cold Ground by Adrian McKinty"

That's one of my favourite series Owl. Hope you enjoy..."
Very good so far!

[Carolyn]

Finally finished editing my next book. So nice to have some time to read again! Currently getting stuck into by Jay Kristoff
Love a good assassin's tale!

[Carolyn]

I've just started a fantasy novel (still recovering from all the horrific deaths in Be My Killer) The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman. It's about an undercover librarian who travels to alternate worlds to bring back important books. Good fun so far!

[Sharon]

Carolyn, Suzanne might like that one if she reads fantasy ;)

[Andrea]

I began reading Where the Trees Were yesterday. I like how the past is written in first person and the present in third. It's a bit quirky, as I think you would usually expect it to be the other way around.

[Marianne]

Andrea wrote: "I began reading Where the Trees Were yesterday. I like how the past is written in first person and the present in third. It's a bit quirky, as I think you would usually expect it to..."

Andrea, that's a great read!

[Carolyn]

Sharon wrote: "Carolyn, Suzanne might like that one if she reads fantasy ;)"

She might too Sharon. I rather like the thought of an undercover librarian!

[Sharon]

I've started reading The Girl Before and hope I haven't made a mistake. I just peeked at reviews, which I don't normally do, and see none of my friends here have read it and reviews are a mixed basket of stuff.

[Li'l Owl]

Sharon wrote: "I've started reading The Girl Before and hope I haven't made a mistake. I just peeked at reviews, which I don't normally do, and see none of my friends here have read it and reviews..."

I don't know about you but if you are not enjoying it, pass it up and read another. Life's too short my friend!
hugs xx

[Sharon]

I had only started it. Don't mind the opening, was just a bit put off by review. Haven't had a chance to pick it back up. Hopefully, today :)

[Li'l Owl]

I hope you end up liking it. =o)
You can't always tell if you'll like a book that other people don't. Has been known to happen to me sometimes. I've got it on my TBR also. So
I'd be interested in what you think about it. Let me know?

[Sharon]

I'll let you know :)

[Rita]

I'm currently reading Beneath Strange Stars by Rebecca Bryn, a UK author, but about a lad who is transported to Australia, leaving behind his love and child. Loving it!

It is the second book in the series For Their Country's Good. For some reason it's not coming up on Goodreads, but here's the first book in the series.

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[Li'l Owl]

Sharon wrote: "I'll let you know :)"

=o)

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Rita wrote: "I'm currently reading Beneath Strange Stars by Rebecca Bryn, a UK author, but about a lad who is transported to Australia, leaving behind his love and child. Loving it!

It is the second book in t..."

I've created it Rita, but there's very little information about it as yet. Accordingly, it's not published yet or for awhile. If you have more information you can give me, I can update it.

Beneath Strange Stars

[Rita]

Hi Brenda, It's ASIN B071HX3K8W on sale at Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Beneath-Strang...

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Thanks Rita :) All fixed.

[Diana]

I just started Happy People Read and Drink Coffee I've seen mixed reviews for this. I thought it would be a quick read before the next challenges and it's in the TBR pile that I'm trying to work through.

[Rita]

Brenda wrote: "Thanks Rita :) All fixed."
Thanks Brenda!

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Rita wrote: "Brenda wrote: "Thanks Rita :) All fixed."
Thanks Brenda!"

You're welcome :)

[Li'l Owl]

Starting The Memory Child by Steena Holmes

[Sharon]

Li'l Owl wrote: "Starting The Memory Child by Steena Holmes"

I just read Brenda's review of it. It does look very very good.

[Li'l Owl]

Sharon wrote: "Li'l Owl wrote: "Starting The Memory Child by Steena Holmes"

I just read Brenda's review of it. It does look very very good."
It does doesn't it!

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

It is!!! lol

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Just started Survivors Club: The True Story of a Very Young Prisoner of Auschwitz by Michael Bornstein

[Diana]

Last night I read The Summer of '82 by Dave O'Neil. It was in my Judging June Challenge so I'll add another one to replace it. I wanted to get this one finished to send to my sister in California. We're both fans of Dave.
Next up I'm reading Where'd You Go, Bernadette from my TBR pile

[Li'l Owl]

Starting
What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross

[Ria]

Li'l Owl wrote: "Starting
What Was Mine by Helen Klein Ross"
I found this one a little disappointing, will be interested to hear what you think...

[Ria]

Starting...
When God Was a Rabbit

[Ryan]

Today I started Crucifixion Creek by Aussie author Barry Maitland.

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Ryan wrote: "Today I started Crucifixion Creek by Aussie author Barry Maitland."

Loved that one Ryan!

[Diana]

Ria wrote: "Starting...
When God Was a Rabbit"

Have this one in my TBR pile so interested to know if you like it.

[Ria]

Marianne wrote: "Andrea wrote: "I began reading Where the Trees Were yesterday. I like how the past is written in first person and the present in third. It's a bit quirky, as I think you would usual..."

Inga Simpson is one of my favourite Aussie Authors!

[Li'l Owl]

Just starting
Full Dark House by Christopher Fowler

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

I'm currently reading 16th Seduction by James Patterson

[Margaret]

I'm sorry ..I know this is not correct section for this, but cannot find it. I am looking for name of book /author which I have read but cannot remember title or author...sooo frustrating. It's a story..maybe memoir but definitely true story, by an Australian, female author about three children who were left in an Australian orphanage, run by nuns, when their mother died? or became too sick to look after them and the Dad couldn't manage. They were supposed to just stay until things improved but that never happened. I 'think' they left for the orphanage, in the care of a young nun, from Woy Woy Station in NSW. Any clues as to what is the name of book / author much appreciated. Sorry again for hijacking wrong thread.

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Margaret, here's a group that might be able to help you - https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...

I haven't heard of it but if you also pose the question here - https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... - you might get some responses from our members :) Good luck!

[Li'l Owl]

Changed to Open Season by C.J. Box and 1st to Die by James Patterson & Maxine Paetro (audio book)


Hit a 'not in the mood' for the others I had intended to read. =o)

[Jessica]

this is what I am currently reading

[Andrea]

I'm reading The Paper House by Anna Spargo-Ryan. It's good, but I don't know why I'm choosing so many books about grief this year. It's not a conscious thing.

[Kylie]

I'm currently reading Dust of the Land by J.H. Fletcher via audiobook.

It took me a bit to get into this story, but I love how Bella's story (and those of her family) interweave from the present day to when she was a child. There are so many intricate stories within the overall story arc which make up Bella's amazing journey.

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

I have this one to read Kylie, but haven't got to it as yet :) Glad you're enjoying it now!