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[Collene]

The Frontiersman's Daughter by Laura Frantz

[Fawn]

Hi I just finished I really enjoyed it. I just started So far so good!

[Felicia]

I just finished and now I'm starting , so far I'm really enjoying it and can't wait to see where it goes.

[stormhawk]

, , and

[Laura]

I just finished Island of Secrets and also Blue Bells of Scotland. Both were great books. Still going thru my kindle archives to pick out my next book to start.

[Geoff]

Reading The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas at the moment but have just downloaded John le Carre's The Spy Who Came in From the Cold and may be tempted to read that for the fifth or sixth time!!!

[Allan]

Just started Sibel Hodge's Trafficked: The Diary of a Sex Slave...

[Angie]

Today I started .

[Carol]

I'm reading 'The Tiger's Wife'

[Laura]

I'm reading "Megan's Way"

[Tia]

I'm reading Georgette Heyer's Regency World and An Infamous Army

[Felicia]

I bought this for .99, . I really can't wait to see where the book is going. I'm very intrigued.

[Melissa]

I just finished (so gooood) and starting today! I also downloaded yesterday for free for my Kindle! I hear it's a great trilogy!

[Donald]

I am reading The Last Werewolf. Just started but so far looks like it will be a great read.

[Angie]

Last night I started .

[Laura]

I just finished . Great book

[Andrea]

Murder Takes the Cake. Good chick lit. Will probably read the series now...

[Angie]

I'm reading .

[Melissa]

Just started last night and so far so good!

[Ashley]

Finished , think I'm going to start this weekend.

[Beth]

I read quite a diverse set of books in August and enjoyed them all (not all are available on the Kindle):

An Elevated View: Colorado Writers on Writing (an excellent essay anthology)
Carte Blanche
On the Wrong Track
Quick Service (a hoot and a half!)
Heaven's Keep

...and I'm currently reading
The Roald Dahl Omnibus: Perfect Bedtime Stories for Sleepless Nights, an excellent collection of faintly creepy short stories.

[Patricia]

I'm zipping through samples right now, looking for something to grab my attention. But I did download a ton of Georgette Heyers which were on sale a few weeks ago, so maybe that's the direction to go!

[Patricia]

Laura wrote: "I just finished . Great book"

Since I spent two weeks in Cornwall by the sea this spring, this book grabs my attention. Thanks for listing it. Just downloaded the sample to my Kindle!

[Steve]

I just started Lumen by Ben Pastor. In 1939, in Nazi-occupied Poland, a American priest from Chicago and a German army captain investigate a nun's death. It's good so far with well-drawn characters.

[Megan]

Right now Dracula by Bram Stoker and The Help by Kathryn Stockett.

[Estelle]

Reading Love Finds You in Carmel by the Sea

[Debs]

I just started reading

[Ryan]

I've just started Dune. I'm afraid I have opened another series that will draw me in. I have been trying to catch up to the Sword and Laser reading group. There a so many huge tomes to tackle, but I am gaining slowly. I think I may set a personal record for the most pages in a year, if not the highest number of books. Thank goodness I have a Kindle, lugging these huge books along everywhere would keep me from reading as often. I can just stick this kindle in my bag and read a bit anytime I have a chance.

[Melissa]

Just started and finished before that...verrry good book!

[Angie]

I'm about half way through both and .

[Collin]

I just finished:



Very good legal thriller.

Time for a new book, and fortunately it looks like there are some great suggestions in this thread.

[Ashley]

Still reading but also reading

[stormhawk]

Machine of Death: A Collection of Stories about People Who Know How They Will Die

Great concept, middling execution. Too many of the stories have endings that just don't resonate with the rest of the story.

[[deleted user]]

please read
Cipher - by Linda C. Mollis
;)

[David]

I just discovered the Project Gutenberg, which has free downloads for Kindle (.mobi) of no-longer-copyright books. I downloaded Joyce's Ulysses, which I'm partway through in book-form anyway. I like it better on the Kindle because the page layout is much more spacious, meaning I can focus on it better line-by-line.

[D.]

If you're interested in a socially relevant suspense novel, check out Battered Earth! http://www.amazon.com/Battered-Earth-...

[Jennifer]

I'm currently reading

When I'm finished with that, I think I might read for about the hundredth time. I love that book. :)

[Kathy]

Jennifer, The Stand is my ultimate most-favoritist book! lol. (Is that a word? lol) I've only read it 3 times, though. Enjoy! :)

[Shirley]

David wrote: "I just discovered the Project Gutenberg, which has free downloads for Kindle (.mobi) of no-longer-copyright books. I downloaded Joyce's Ulysses, which I'm partway through in book-form anyway. I lik..."

If you like audio of the classics try
LibriVox.com

[Karen]

I am readingAll Quiet on the Western Front. Graphic account of life in the trenches during WW1.

[Angie]

Yesterday I read , then started on , which I'll finish today.

[Gerri]

the text size really made a difference. i wasnt much of a reader then once i adjusted it. i couldnt wait to read another book !!

LemonLinda wrote: "I am working on The Grapes of Wrath. I started out in the paperback that I had sitting on my shelf for years, but the print was entirely too small. It was annoying me and affecting my r..."

[Gerri]

Debbe wrote: "The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett"

i read that book!! i loved it, i was sad to end. i was got attached to the characters

[Elle]

I just started The Hunger Games

and i have to be honest and say the start hasn't hooked my attention at ALL.

[Barbara]

to Kindle readers..For today only, 9/11/11. Thunder Dog: The True Story of a Blind Man, His Guide Dog, and the Triumph of Trust at Ground Zero. $1.99Thunder Dog: A Blind Man, His Guide Dog, and the Triumph of Trust at Ground Zero

[Laura]

Just started reading

[Gerri]

i just started it

[Melissa]

Reading , and I have to say it is pretty damn good so far!

[Helen]

That does look good, it's now on my Buy This list. I can't buy anything til payday as I've totally blown my budget!

[Priya]

I started George RR Martin's 'A Dance with Dragons' and fell asleep mid-sentence. Five times. So I put that on hold and started Maureen Lang's 'Oak Leaves'. Hated the beginning.. around 53% done and I'm still debating whether to give this up entirely. Of course, while I continue reading. Obsessive-compulsive that way. :-(