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message 101: by Nicki (new)

Nicki (goodreadscomnickirichards) | 35 comments The next book i will be reading is

Precious Thing by Colette McBeth


message 102: by Rhonda (new)

Rhonda Lee Wunder | 162 comments I will be reading The Blackpool HighFlyer by Andrew Martin.


message 103: by Joe (new)

Joe Bryant & May on the Loose by Christopher Fowler


message 104: by Sandy (new)

Sandy Rhonda wrote: "I will be reading The Blackpool HighFlyer by Andrew Martin."

I love that series.


message 105: by Harriet (new)

Harriet (harrietstay) | 39 comments I will be reading A Land More Kind Than Home by Wiley Cash.


message 107: by Joe (new)

Joe The Drop by Michael Connelly


message 108: by Michael (new)

Michael (fisher_of_men) I'm getting started on Shatter A Novel by Michael Robotham. Read another book by him last year and really enjoyed it.


message 109: by Joe (new)

Joe The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn by Colin Dexter (Morse # 3)


message 110: by Rhonda (new)

Rhonda Lee Wunder | 162 comments I am reading Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte


message 111: by Paul (new)

Paul Started Sleepers by Lorenzo Carcaterra today & got a copy of the movie for good measure.


message 112: by Paul (new)

Paul Ordered They Shoot Horses, Don't They? by Horace McCoy from my library today. Started to read it for a group read last year, but i was reading it in eBook format, on my laptop. I gave up on it. It's only 160 pages long, just couldn't stand reading it on my laptop. It's a classic though, so am looking forward to reading.
Just received an email from my library, to tell me The Crocodile by Maurizio de Giovanni is ready to pick up. Good timing, as i have to return some books in the next few days.


message 113: by Lance (new)

Lance Charnes (lcharnes) | 96 comments Just finished California Fire and Life . It isn't a bad way to become acquainted with Don Winslow, and is perhaps a better start than The Death and Life of Bobby Z for established fans to explore the roots of his SoCal/surfer noir works. The arson angle makes for a different sort of crime story, and the words go down like a fresh margarita. Four stars.

Read the full review here.

California Fire and Life by Don Winslow

Now reading Tapping the Source .

Tapping the Source by Kem Nunn


message 114: by [deleted user] (new)

Lance wrote: "Just finished California Fire and Life. It isn't a bad way to become acquainted with Don Winslow, and is perhaps a better start than The Death and Life of Bobby Z for e..."

Lance, the books you're reading would be good candidates for a future group read. I am going to be putting them up for a nomination soon.


message 115: by Paul (new)

Paul Lance wrote: "Just finished California Fire and Life. It isn't a bad way to become acquainted with Don Winslow, and is perhaps a better start than The Death and Life of Bobby Z for e..."

I've got the Don Winslow novel you mentioned Lance. Like the sound of the Kem Nunn novel, in particular.


message 116: by Paul (new)

Paul Just finished A Rage In Harlem (Harlem Cycle, #1) by Chester Himes . Very enjoyable. Review to follow.

Just started Cogan's Trade by George V. Higgins


message 117: by Kelly (new)

Kelly I'm startng Lying in Wait and Other True Cases (Crime Files, #17) by Ann Rule


message 118: by Debbie (new)

Debbie Oxier (debbieoxier) | 124 comments Revenge (Faces of Evil #5) by Debra Webb . Just started it.


message 120: by Olivia "So many books--so little time."" (last edited Feb 12, 2015 07:18PM) (new)

Olivia "So many books--so little time."" | 41 comments I'm almost done reading Ghost Story which I'm reading for another group here. I haven't decided whether I'll read False Prophet by Faye Kellerman, The Tomorrow File by Lawrence Sanders, Utopia by Lincoln Child, or The Road To Omaha by Robert Ludlum. Or Critical Mass by Steve Martini. Decisions, decisions.....


message 121: by Paul (new)

Paul Olivia wrote: "I'm almost done reading Ghost Story which I'm reading for another group here. I haven't decided whether I'll read False Prophet by Faye Kellerman, [book:Th..."

Peter Straub is an excellent author Olivia. I've read most of his books, though that was some time ago.


message 122: by Rhonda (new)

Rhonda Lee Wunder | 162 comments I am reading The Ghost and Mrs. Mewer right now and am plan on reading a couple more cozies but not sure which ones.


Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while) (sandyj21) Have just picked up Bones Are Forever (Temperance Brennan, #15) by Kathy Reichs from the library.


message 124: by Lee-Anne (new)

Lee-Anne  | 3 comments Just finished The girl with all the gifts. Haven't had a good cry at the end of a book like that in years!


message 125: by Carla (new)

Carla (carla1957) Leeanne wrote: "Just finished The girl with all the gifts. Haven't had a good cry at the end of a book like that in years!"

I read The Girl with All the Gifts by M.R. Carey a few months ago @Leeanne, and I was quite surprised at the story. I enjoyed it and it is not the type of book I would normally read.


message 126: by Serenity (new)

Serenity Finlay | 11 comments Currently reading Cry No More by Linda Howard and Alone... You're Not by serenity finlay . Once I'm done with these, I hope to read An Ace Up My Sleeve by James Hadley Chase and the World in my Pocket by James Hadley Chase .


message 127: by Ellen (new)

Ellen (nonnie6169) | 1 comments close to destiny. currently reading


message 128: by [deleted user] (new)

Sandra wrote: "Have just picked up Bones Are Forever (Temperance Brennan, #15) by Kathy Reichs from the library."

Have to get into this series at some point. I still have the first book.


message 129: by Sean (new)

Sean Peters  (A Good Thriller) | 37 comments Taboo (CSI Reilly Steel, #1) by Casey Hill

My next book


message 130: by Carla (new)

Carla (carla1957) Have to put some others aside for now. Just got from the library and they are due back in 14 day: Cane and Abe by James Grippando , Bones Never Lie (Temperance Brennan, #17) by Kathy Reichs , Betrayed (Rosato & DiNunzio, #2) by Lisa Scottoline and Die Again (Rizzoli & Isles, #11) by Tess Gerritsen while still trying to read The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins . Too many books, not enough time.


message 131: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 25 comments Carla wrote: "Have to put some others aside for now. Just got from the library and they are due back in 14 day: Cane and Abe by James Grippando, Bones Never Lie (Temperance Brennan, #17) by Kathy Reichs, [bookcover:Betrayed|192866..."

I think I'm going to retire so I can read all the time. The only problem with that is the bills won't get paid.


message 132: by Carla (new)

Carla (carla1957) Retirement is a wonderful thing Tracy. I love it and yes, it gives me lots of time to read.


message 133: by Sophie (new)

Sophie Holland | 1 comments There's a new revenge thriller coming out on Friday on Kindle called One by One by Robert Enright, I've been given a sneak peak and its brilliant, although very violent!


Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while) (sandyj21) Carla wrote: "Retirement is a wonderful thing Tracy. I love it and yes, it gives me lots of time to read."

I am envious......8:D


message 135: by Tracy (new)

Tracy | 25 comments Carla wrote: "Retirement is a wonderful thing Tracy. I love it and yes, it gives me lots of time to read."

*sigh* Yeah Carla, I can't wait.


message 137: by Sean (new)

Sean Peters  (A Good Thriller) | 37 comments Missing by Jenni Boyd

Reading and enjoying this book now


message 138: by Debbie (new)

Debbie Oxier (debbieoxier) | 124 comments Reading All Day and a Night (Ellie Hatcher, #5) by Alafair Burke


message 139: by Kirsten (new)

Kirsten  (kmcripn) I'll be starting Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn at the start of May. (Yes, I'm the only person that hasn't read it yet.)


message 140: by Debbie (new)

Debbie Oxier (debbieoxier) | 124 comments Kirsten wrote: "I'll be starting Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn at the start of May. (Yes, I'm the only person that hasn't read it yet.)"

I haven't read it. Heard it was lousy.


message 141: by Marian (new)

Marian I loved Gone Girl!A very good complex psychological thriller.


Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while) (sandyj21) I much preferred The Girl on the Train. Isn't it wonderful that we are all different! 8:D


Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while) (sandyj21) Gail wrote: "Skye wrote: "I will be readingRules of PreyRules of Prey (Lucas Davenport, #1) by John Sandford"

Let me know how you like it... It's on my list to read."


And mine...8:D


message 144: by Audrey (new)

Audrey (niceyackerman) Kirsten wrote: "I'll be starting Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn at the start of May. (Yes, I'm the only person that hasn't read it yet.)"

lol ... I haven't read it yet, either. I'll get there.


message 145: by ❆ Crystal ❆ (new)

❆ Crystal ❆ (crystal_wright) My next audiobook is Simple Genius Simple Genius (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #3) by David Baldacci


message 146: by Marian (new)

Marian I will be reading.. The Escape (John Puller, #3) by David Baldacci

and my other 2 books as well.


message 147: by Eileen (new)

Eileen | 4 comments « Crystal » wrote: "My next audiobook is Simple Genius Simple Genius (Sean King & Michelle Maxwell, #3) by David Baldacci"

This book sounds good. I like thrillers with layered plots and highly intelligent characters. I'll be interested to hear what you think about it. :)


Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while) (sandyj21) About to start MILK-BLOOD: A Tale of Urban Horror MILK-BLOOD A Tale of Urban Horror by Mark Matthews by Mark Matthews - thank you Mark for the free copy in exchange for an honest review.


message 149: by ❆ Crystal ❆ (new)

❆ Crystal ❆ (crystal_wright) my next book is Immortal in Death Immortal in Death (In Death, #3) by J.D. Robb as an audiobook.


message 150: by ❆ Crystal ❆ (new)

❆ Crystal ❆ (crystal_wright) Marian wrote: "I will be reading..The Escape (John Puller, #3) by David Baldacci

and my other 2 books as well."


Enjoy. I loved it.


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