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message 1551: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
The Guardian's Apprentice (Beyond the Veil) by J. Michael Radcliffe , Falling Immortality Casey Holden, Private Investigator by Robert Downs and Hostile Witness by Rebecca Forster


message 1553: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
I am such a slacker! Misplaced my book so I read Edith and now reading the infamous Fifty Shades of Grey


message 1554: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments Just finished 11/22/63throughly enjoyed this book. Who hasn't thought about going back in time and fixing a thing or two. It's a long read but definately worth it.


message 1557: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments I read Green Hearta freebie I picked up on Pixel of Ink in two days It's not a very big book but it's very well written and a good little story about a young girl that goes through tragedy and learns to have hope and live again.


message 1558: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments I'm going to start a book called The Harvest by John David Krygelski. My husband doesn't think I'll like it and won't make it through the book. Guess I'll give it a shot you just never know.


message 1559: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Just finished A Dish Best Served Cold by Cornelius Harker


message 1560: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Just about to start Lure by Brian Rathbone


message 1561: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Finishing up on Fifty Shades of Grey and even know I was not a fan I can't stop. I did the same with the The Twilight Saga. I hated myself for it but at least it was easy and fast. Not so much quick and painless tho lol


message 1562: by Lori (new)

Lori | 48 comments Alright, I give up, I cannot finish Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood, I just can't get through it. On the one hand, I have daughters and it is just too horrifying and on the other hand, I have four children and there is already enough whining in my day. I can't read a book that is mostly whining. Rarely do I quit on books, but this one has defeated me. Started reading The Help instead, going much better.


message 1563: by Babs (new)

Babs | 258 comments Just finished The Stone Gods. Don't normally read Sci-Fi but this one was good. Presents good arguments and projections of where our society will be if we follow the path we're currently traveling. Pollution, wars and policing all over the world..the view of a society controlled by technology etc...


message 1564: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Reading Scale of a Dragon as my mind is being awkward @ the moment :o(


message 1565: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Lori wrote: "Alright, I give up, I cannot finish Smashed: Story of a Drunken Girlhood, I just can't get through it. On the one hand, I have daughters and it is just too horrifying and on the other..."

WOW That blows! I haven't picked it up yet but I am a little nervous now lol but The Help is completely different ;-)


message 1566: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
I am now reading Fifty Shades Darker and of course I have to finish out the series. I am not too sure about these books but I can totally see what the fuss is about. The first was a little creepy and I surprised myself that I continued on but I rarely can I leave things left undone....


message 1567: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
11th Hour (Womens Murder Club 11) by James Patterson


message 1569: by Babs (new)

Babs | 258 comments I just finished reading Twisters and Other Terrible Stormsfor my kids reading group. I have to admit that I learn some interesting things from these books even though I'm the adult!


message 1570: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Last night I finished Afterlove: A Short Story - Tomas Furby


message 1571: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Just finished Fifty Shades Darker and then couldn't sleep (not book related) so I read 3 of those short free nook booksThirty Minutes Till, Gray Lake and A Ship in the Night and now reading The Maze Runner which is completely and utterly polar opposite.


message 1572: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments I just finished The Harvest, I don't recommend this book to anyone, it was terrible. I did finish it, I am a finisher!

I think I'm going to start Fifty Shades of Grey. Donna your comments have intrigued me.


message 1573: by Katie (new)

Katie Russell | 140 comments I am reading The Dovekeepers.


message 1574: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
I have read a book my dad's friend wrote called Candidates' Party - William Mwendwa and now reading Parched (Parched, #1) by Z.L. Arkadie


message 1575: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
I recently picked up The Maze Runner. A complete turn around from what I have recently been reading!


message 1576: by Babs (new)

Babs | 258 comments Just finished Sandra Byrd's "Let Them Eat Cake"
At the time that I picked the book up, I did not know it was a Christian chick lit book. I did however thoroughly enjoy most parts of the book – baking, the French and the recipes (which I would love to try).
I did however have difficulty with some of the religious points of view especially what I perceived as the desire to find "a Christian" male as being the most acceptable choice for Lexi ( I once had a friend who was discouraged from dating someone because he wasn't Christian, duh); and one comment late in the book at the end of the wedding when Lexi said; "I prayed for Luc and Marianne, that God would draw them to himself as they began their marriage in a country where God often resided in lovely cathedrals but wasn't as welcome in the day-to-day business of humble home". Wow...to me that statement was typical "born again" Christian mentality...where other Protestants don't seem to fit into their image of "real Christians".
Little things like that ruined what could have been more positive impression of this book!


message 1577: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments I just finished Fifty Shades of Greyand I don't think I will read book two and three. I'm at work so I don't have time to go into all the things I didn't like about the book but there are a few. I prefer my female characters to be strong and not weak minded. I asked myself could I be her friend and no I could not.


message 1578: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Christy wrote: "I just finished Fifty Shades of Greyand I don't think I will read book two and three. I'm at work so I don't have time to go into all the things I didn't like about the book but there are a few. ..."

We can have a chat lol It just seemed too...Ahh I can' put my finger on it but I did go and read 2 and it was "a little" better but not enough to push for 3. I think I tortured myself enough ;-)


message 1579: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Babs wrote: "Just finished Sandra Byrd's "Let Them Eat Cake"
At the time that I picked the book up, I did not know it was a Christian chick lit book. I did however thoroughly enjoy most parts of the book – baki..."


Very interesting Babs.....


message 1580: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments Donna wrote: "Christy wrote: "I just finished Fifty Shades of Greyand I don't think I will read book two and three. I'm at work so I don't have time to go into all the things I didn't like about the book but th..."

I know it got a little old, the inner goddess and all that junk. The only time I was like "about time" was at the end. Done and done, tortured yourself, ha, ha funny.


message 1581: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
The ending was the best part because it ended but I have to admit that I did want to read the second in hopes that there was more to the books than the first. I couldn't understand the hype of the first one. The second was a little better but I realized after that there is no hype and it truly is "mommy porn"

**Sorry if I offend anyone**


message 1582: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
This morning I finished Parched - Z.L. Arkadie. I am going to carry on reading The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. - The Curious Case Of The Kidnapped Chemist - Darren Humphries.


message 1583: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Finished up on The Maze Runner and now starting Outlander and it's pretty darn thick!!!! Gotta get a move on!!


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message 1586: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Having just finished The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. - The Curious Case Of The Kidnapped Chemist, now I am off to read Stone Rain as it needs to be sent to a friend.


message 1587: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
I think I will be reading Outlander for some time considering it's 850 pages and I get to read about 10-20 a day!


message 1588: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Yesterday I started and today I finished listening to Killer in The Woods: A Psychological Thriller - R. Barri Flowers


message 1589: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
This morning I started Footprints on the Beach by Aleksandar Žiljak


message 1590: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) | 636 comments Mod
Finished Footprints on the Beach - Aleksandar Žiljak, was a nice relaxing story of love from 2 different time zones. Now I am going to read Abide with Me - Ian Ayris.


message 1591: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments Started and finished Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. I love to read about Abraham Lincoln and with the movie coming out soon I thought, why not? I was worried the author would make a mockery of Lincoln but that was not the case at all. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes history and doesn't mind a little fantasy mixed throughout.

On a side note my husband and I are going to see Kevin Hearne author of the Iron Druid Chronicles next month for a book signing. We both enjoy his urban fantasy series and are looking forward to meeting Mr. Hearne. I am feeling a little geek"ish".


message 1592: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments Stating Insurgent today.


message 1593: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
Christy wrote: "Started and finished Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. I love to read about Abraham Lincoln and with the movie coming out soon I thought, why not? I was worried the author would make a mockery of ..."

A friend of mine at work is reading it too. I am thinking about it more so now ;-)


message 1594: by Beth A. (last edited May 29, 2012 08:54AM) (new)

Beth A. | 25 comments Hi,I just joined and thought I'd jump in here. I just don't know about about derivitive books but that's me. I am currently taking on the unusual task...for me anyways...of reading two books at a time The Mysterious Island and Make Room,Make Room.

I'm on kind of a based on the book kick. The Mysterious Island is quite a reader...it will be an ongoing project I think.

That second one is the book Soylent Green is based off...loosely...very loosely. I'm a third of the way through and so far reviewers are correct that there is no Soylent Green is people moment. We'll see...


message 1595: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
WELCOME!!!! This is a quiet group and I am hoping to make it more interactive as it once was so Please join in whereever you seem fit!

I think the summer makes people "lazy" ;-) and busy! I used to read constantly and now find myself ourdoors moreoften because i have a little bit more time plus the weather has been kind to us this year.

I hope i can get more reading time especially since it is becoming beah weather!


message 1596: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments I finished Insurgent tonight after just a few days of intense reading. I found myself wanting to reading this book every chance I got. It was a little bit of a challenge remembering book one and picking up where it left off but it didn't take long. There is quite a bit of violence in this book but it's a war so there you go. Lots of twists in this book you have to pay attention even then it is a bit of a soap opera. No name on the third book yet so now the waiting game begins.


message 1597: by Donna, The Pusher (new)

Donna (dfiggz) | 3119 comments Mod
I guess I got to push Divergent up on my list!!!


message 1598: by Christy (new)

Christy | 86 comments Donna wrote: "I guess I got to push Divergent up on my list!!!"

It is a very interesting story I think you will like it :-)


message 1600: by Molly (new)

Molly (mollystoddart) Y'all are all reading good books! I got through the first 4 Outlander books, but got stuck on the 5th. They are long, Donna! I also enjoyed Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter - it was a fun summer read for me.

I'm in the midst of too many things. I'm ready to read A Dance With Dragons, and The Waste Lands, but keep getting books from the library before I start!


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