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[Zippergirl]

Over the Tightrope

Strange over-the-top look at Islam in the year 2050. A young unbeliever becomes involved in a plot to infiltrate his father's monopoly on dream water and suicide vests.

[Joe]

Just finished A Parallel Path by Marco Peel. An interesting story about two pilgrims connecting spiritually across seven centuries.

[Michael]

I recently finished reading Bernard Cornwell’s novel Death of Kings, the sixth book in his rousing historical fiction series on the birth of England, the Saxon Tales. This series features the adventures of the fictional Uhtred of Bebbanburg, an untamed Saxon-born warrior raised by Danes who must confront conflicting loyalties as the Saxons and Danes battle for control of a disunited England. I am currently reading the seventh book in the series, The Pagan Lord, and I would highly recommend this series to any who love vividly portrayed, complex, and often morally elastic characters, along with realistic battle action against a historical background. Cornwell is an excellent writer, critically acclaimed, and acknowledged as a master of historical fiction.

[Victoria]

Michael wrote: "I recently finished reading Bernard Cornwell’s novel Death of Kings, the sixth book in his rousing historical fiction series on the birth of England, the Saxon Tales. This series fe..."

I read the first book in that series recently. and really enjoyed it. I plan to get the others when I can, and am looking forward to reading them.

[Irina's]

I'm rereading Pride & Prejudice, but it's my first time reading it in English (Spanish in my native language) and I'm quite enoying it.

[Michael]

Victoria wrote: "Michael wrote: "I recently finished reading Bernard Cornwell’s novel Death of Kings, the sixth book in his rousing historical fiction series on the birth of England, the Saxon Tales..."

I’m glad you enjoyed the first one. I’ve been a fan of Cornwell’s ever since coming across his Richard Sharpe series many years ago.

[Urvi]

I just finished The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins
and now I'm reading Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee

[Victoria]

Michael wrote: "Victoria wrote: "Michael wrote: "I recently finished reading Bernard Cornwell’s novel Death of Kings, the sixth book in his rousing historical fiction series on the birth of England..."

It was Stonehenge that made me a fan of his work.

[Michael]

It was Stonehenge that made me a fan of his work.

Loved that too.

[Doug]

I am nearly finished with 'Blue Horizon', Wilbur Smith, the second book in the Courtney Family saga. My toes are still curled and my senses are still reeling.
This man knows how to spin a yarn!

[Mark]

I'm half way through 'The Big Finish,' and 'Great Expectations.'

[Susan]

Just starting A Long Walk to Water: Based on a True Story.

[Pam]

FinishedThe Road to Irriyan and started vol. 3, The Shadow of Mordican

[Zippergirl]

Doug wrote: "I am nearly finished with 'Blue Horizon', Wilbur Smith, the second book in the Courtney Family saga. My toes are still curled and my senses are still reeling.
This man knows how to spin a yarn!"

Mister Ed: "Don't yell at me, Wilbur, I'm not your wife."

I got River God second hand at a library sale back in the late 90s and still remember particular scenes from that book. His writing is fast-paced and vivid.

[Mary]

I am waiting for the books I order by Beth Kerry. I read Because You Are Mine by her and really liked it. I'm always looking for new authors to read while waiting for my favorite ones to finish their next work.

[Pam]

Finished The Shadow of Mordican and started Watchtower

[Pam]

Finished Watchtower and started The Dancers Of Arun

[Victoria]

I've finnished Heritage, read Illusion, and started reading Master of Devils.

[Mariel]

The Choice by Nicolas Sparks

[Elizabeth]

For myself: Fluent in 3 Months: How Anyone at Any Age Can Learn to Speak Any Language from Anywhere in the World (HIGHLY recommend. Should be required for all language classes)

For English Class: A Tale of Two Cities (better than Great Expectations, not as good as A Christmas Carol)

[Victoria]

I've finnished Master of Devils, and started reading Jessi's Secret Language.

[Susan]

Just finished . Everybody should read it.
Now starting .

[Grace]

Ooh A Tale of Two Cities is one of my favorites Elizabeth! So lovely :)

[Zippergirl]

The City's Son


Rich and evocative fantasy. The spirits of old London, the true hearts of the bricks and wharfs and incandescent lamps band together to hold back the sprawl of glass and steel. Sounds strange and it is strangely endearing, this fight for what we remember.

[Victoria]

I've finnished Jessi's Secret Language, plus read both Poppy Finds a Home and Curefinder. Now I'm about to start reading Nicky and the Lost Star.

[Pam]

Finished The Dancers Of Arun and started Northern Girl

[Victoria]

Over the weekend, I finnished reading Nicky and the Lost Star by Alessandra Nadudvari, read The Entirely Strange and Miraculously True Tails of MIA and Eve: The Kittens Go to Market by Rob Duder, and then started The Forever Queen by Nicola S. Dorrington.

[Davida]

If you like historical fiction, you MUST read Ariel Lawhon's novel "Flight of Dreams". 5 stars, exciting, amazing, perfect!!! Here's my full review http://drchazan.blogspot.com/2016/03/...

[Victoria]

Since my last update, I read:












Now I'm just starting The Young Demonkeeper.

[Amanda]

Currently reading: Never Too Much by Lori Foster: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I...

And also this one... I mean, who doesn't love a hero with an accent!? http://www.donnakauffman.com/badboysk...

After these two are finished, I will dive into Fat Girl Skinny by Amye Archer - I won this copy from her!! (http://www.amyearcher.com)

And: Elisabeth is Missing by Emma Healey! (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...)

[CD {Boulder Blvd}]

I'm reading Marked in Flesh

[Susan]

Wow Victoria, you've been busy!

Currently reading the entertaining detective novel

[Victoria]

Susan wrote: "Wow Victoria, you've been busy!"

I tend to read a lot as a rule anyway, since my time is mainly spent either writing or reading. But it also helped that most of those books weren't very long, so I could easily read a couple of them each day.

[Zippergirl]

I am trying to delay the last fifty pages of this brilliant fantasy series that has stolen my heart. It's the perfect blend of darkness and bright light.



Here's a link to the beginning: Isle of Wysteria: Make Like a Tree and Leaf

Free today at Amazon

[B.S.]

I read The Easter Bunny Invasion and The Dragon of Loriella Park. I enjoyed both very much!

http://amzn.com/1530101409

http://amzn.com/0989203808

[Victoria]

I've finnished reading The Young Demon Keeper, and started reading Thicker Than Water.

[Joselyn]

at the moment The Veil by Stuart Meczes and The Sea Queen by Jovee Winters

[Zippergirl]

Ageless

Told by decades, bouncing from one to another, easy enough to follow. Just took an interesting totally unexpected twist.

[Pam]

Finished then a couple of Bryant and May crime novels, and , then a Simon Brett and now on volume 1 of the Black Magician series by Trudi Canavan

[Robin]

I've been reading author James Aries' latest manuscript -- LOVE getting to read manuscripts before they go to print. Feel so privileged! (And, it's amazing. Witty dialogue; unique setting; and lovable characters.)

[Luciana]

Genevra ThorneThe Beloved

I've just finished and reviewed The Beloved. I'm sorry it's over. That's how good it is.

[Pam]

Finished The Magicians' Guild and now on book 2, The Novice

[Mimi]

Finished Still Writing: The Perils and Pleasures of a Creative Life

The best book and the most honest book about writing I ever read.

:-))

[Ashley]

Currently reading Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews, very good so far! It's an urban dark fantasy/ murder mystery.

[Pam]

Finished The Novice

[CD {Boulder Blvd}]

I'm reading Alone . I liked most of the books in this series and am catching up on one I missed.

[Zippergirl]

Just finished a great police procedural in the Greek Islands:

The Church Murders

Bring your appetite for sunshine, spanakopita and psychos to the alluring Greek isles.

An undercover tabloid reporter is discovered dead on the island of Salamis, after following a lead on a missing gospel written by Jesus Christ. The mutilated body is found near the Saint Nicholas Monastery, and Captain Costa is certain there is a connection. When the creepy abbot blocks entry to the cloistered grounds, the investigation spreads to the local villages overlooking the Aegean Sea.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Luciana]

I've just finished Stardust. The one that became a movie.

[Victoria]

I finnished reading Thicker Than Water by Bob Simms. Then I read both Blood Rushand Finding Daisy (both also by Bob Simms). After that I read The Shunned House by H.P. Lovecraft.

Now I'm reading Stars Above by Marissa Meyer, and Pathfinder Legends - Mummy's Mask, Chapter 4: Secrets of the Sphinx by Amber Scott.

[Anna]

I've just read Collective Mind
I respect the author idea that all the people can unite their intelligence in one PC device and this device can generate ideas how to overcome incurable disease including carcinoma!