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[Victoria]

I've finnished both Pathfinder Legends - Mummy's Mask, Chapter 4: Secrets of the Sphinx and Stars Above. After that, I read The Kitchen Imps and Other Dark Tales. Now I'm reading Blithering Genius.

[Bibiana]

I am reading A Brief History of 7 Killings. It is one of the most ambitious books I have ever read. Cannot wait to review it. Brutal and honest writing is rare. I can see why he won the Booker for this. Review should be up soon. If you cannot handle heavy, this book is really not for you.

[Susan]

I'm reading Winter Wonderland.

[Theresa]

Currently reading a book I won in a giveaway - The Woman In Crimson

[Noorilhuda]

200 pages into Edward Said's Orientalism and 100 pages of Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South

[Hashir]

Just finished "Of love and other demons" by Marquez and "the moral landscape" by Sam Harris

[Pam]

Finished The High Lord

[Victoria]

I've finnished Blithering Genius, and am now reading The Pale Horseman.

[Pam]

Finished The Ambleside Alibi and The Woman Who Loved the Moon & Other Stories .

Now reading Black Maria and A Dirty Death .

[Pam]

Read a non fiction essay collection for a change - Churchill's Black Dog and Other Phenomena of the Human Mind - but wasn't so keen on that.

Finished which was a great read. Have now started Daphne Du Maurier's The House on the Strand .

Enjoying Black Maria a lot as well.

[Vincent]

I'm reading the latest Nora Robert's book, The Obsession. The Obsession

[Victoria]

Since my last update, I finnished The Pale Horseman by Bernard Cornwell. Then I read Rangeela Tales- Book 1, Rangeela Tales- Book 2, and Rangeela Tales- Book 3, by Gita V. Reddy. After that, I read Globular Van der Graff's Goblin Tales for Adults by Jack Eason, and RENOVO Grounded by Geoffrey Wakeling. Now I'm reading Quicksilver by Toni Dwiggins.

[J.]

Right now I'm reading "Doha 12". So far it has been a good read, action, twists and turns that keep me turning the pages.

[Elizabeth]

Currently reading "The Wolf Almanac" by Robert Busch!
The Wolf Almanac, New and Revised: A Celebration of Wolves and Their World
Robert H. Busch

Very engaging! I can barely put it down! It provides a great overview of every aspect of the wolf's behavior and historical relationship to humans.

[Susan]

Currently reading

[Lance]

J. wrote: "Right now I'm reading "Doha 12". So far it has been a good read, action, twists and turns that keep me turning the pages."

Great! I hope you like it.

[Alice]

I'm reading The Winter Palace: A Novel of Catherine the Great. Having earlier read Robert Massie's non-fiction title Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman is a great help with the who's who in the cast of historical figures.

[Zippergirl]

Just finished The Man at the Wheel

So barmy. (British, eh wot?) A newspaper reporter and a poet/cop on the trail of a dodgy American evangelist. I was braying with laughter, but then I also adored Benny Hill's soliloquies. (What I could understand of them, at least.)

[Sushant]

Started reading 'An Honorable Man' by Paul Vidic

[Victoria]

I've finnished Quicksilver, and also read Badwater. Now I'm reading Volcano Watch. All three books are from the same series by Toni Dwiggins.

[Pam]

Finished The House on the Strand and started Solar Lottery

[Lye]

I just finished Since You've Been Gone; a novel by Morgan Matson.

[Robin]

Currently reading Eye of Minds by James Dashner -- and wowie -- loving it!

[Al]

A classic: Treasure Island by R.L. Stevenson.

Most of the movies followed the plot pretty well, but the book is a whole new experience -- especially the dialog which is filled with English slang of the period (and often leaves me wondering what it means).

The pretty islands they used in the movies are replaced by a foreboding, dark land with swamps and a dense forest. I'm just under 1/2 way through it.

[Zippergirl]

And the mosquitoes!

Definitely not a Sandals resort.

[Pam]

Finished Solar Lottery

[Al]

DJ Zippergirl wrote: "And the mosquitoes!

Definitely not a Sandals resort."

Forgot them. Thanks.

[Theresa]

Finished and am almost done with .

[D.A.]

Currently reading Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert.

[D.B.]

I've recently finished reading The Darker Side by Cody McFadyen. Here are my thoughts:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Elizabeth (Perusing Princesses)]

Ladies Man by Katy Evans

[Zippergirl]

★★★★★

I totally recommend The Eighth Day (bullet time meets manchurian candidate)



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

The Man at the Wheel (PTL Club / british-style)



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

And All that we touch (read it for the beauty of the prose and the dream-like mystery)



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

All of these came to me from Net Galley.

[K.D.]

I'm halfway through

[Aldo]

Making Hope Happen Making Hope Happen: Create the Future You Want for Yourself and Others

[David]

In the middle of No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt: The Home Front in World War II Fascinating and touching. Eleanor Roosevelt had her flaws, but she was standing up for the rights of black Americans when few white people were. She was savagely criticized for it. In those days racists weren't at all ashamed of themselves.

[Caira]

I'm currently finishing up the Throne of Glass series with Queen of Shadows.

Pretty darn good and has me feeling a bit high on fantasy. lol

Think I'll pick up a contemporary book after.

[Renee]

just finished thrones of glass which ended up being a huge surprise. i loved it and wrote a review.

just starting rogue waves. cant wait to see where it goes.

[J.]

Lance wrote: "J. wrote: "Right now I'm reading "Doha 12". So far it has been a good read, action, twists and turns that keep me turning the pages."

Great! I hope you like it."

Lance, great read, IMHO. I really like the way you separated the various viewpoints during the action scenes. Have other readers had comments about that particular method for keeping straight what is happening by viewpoint? Review in at GR and will post to Amazon.

[Victoria]

I've finnished Volcano Watch by Toni Dwiggins, and also read Skeleton Sea (by the same author). Now I'm reading The Healer by C.J. Anaya.

[Pam]

Finished and reviewed Bones of the Moon .

[Theresa]

Just finished reading and reviewing and . I enjoyed both of these books.

[Lance]

J. wrote: "I really like the way you separated the various viewpoints during the action scenes. Have other readers had comments about that particular method for keeping straight what is happening by viewpoint?"

Other readers have mentioned that they don't have problems following even the busier action scenes. I tried to get across the inherent confusion of big multi-player fights without actually confusing readers -- it's good to know I succeeded.

Thanks for your kind words, and thanks for posting reviews! Every one helps. If you haven't already, you might take a look at my other book to see if it interests you.

[Victoria]

I finnished The Healer by C.J. Anaya. Then I read Bloody Zombies by Victoria Leybourne, and Zombie Messiah by Eric Mead. Next I'm planning to read Ixeos by Jennings Wright.

[Pam]

Just finished Sleeping in Flame by Jonathan Carroll.

[Sushant]

Just finished An Honorable Man and will be starting with Dishonor Thy Wife

[Pam]

Just finished A Child Across the Sky by Jonathan Carroll.

Now reading The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley, an interesting mystery with a 11 year old protagonist, 2nd in a series it turns out.

[Alan]

Just started Winters Fire by Giles Kristian and have just finished Hunting The Eagles by Ben Kane.

[Zippergirl]

Just finished a reprint of the 1937 murder mystery--procedural:

Flowering Death

A good four star offering:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[CD {Boulder Blvd}]

I just started See How They Run .

[Cathy]

I just started The Gates of Evangeline. Great atmosphere!