What are you reading next?

[Amy]

So excited - just received the Prequel to the Nightshade series titled, RIFT, which will be out in August!

[Anca.T]

I have The secret history and The sister queens on hold at the library right now. Then I want to read:
the marriage plot
the girl with a pearl earring
the prince of mist

[Sarah]

Like so many others what I plan to read next and what I actually end up reading can be very different things.
But up next, in no particular order;

The Hunting Wind

The Doctor and the Dead Man's Chest

Fadeaway Girl

Savage Run

The Custom of the Army

Train Dreams

Swamplandia!

[Jinx]

Winner: International EPPIE Award for Best Mystery is free at http://amzn.to/oA9wuF on July 14, and 15th.

Hetta Coffey is a woman with a yacht, and she's not afraid to use it.
She's a globe-trotting civil engineer with swath of failed multi-national affairs in her jet stream.

Plying the San Francisco waterfront, trolling for triceps, her attention is snagged by a parade of passing yachts--especially their predominantly male skippers--and experiences a champagne-induced epiphany: If she had a boat, she could get a man.

In spite of a spectacular ignorance of all things nautical, Hetta buys her dream boat, but shadowy stalker, an inconvenient body, and Hetta's own self-destructive foibles, give a whole new meaning to the phrase "sink or swim!"

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Obsidian and Hades

[Alli]

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[Megan]

Has anyone read The Hangman's Daughter? I'm looking for some feedback on it...

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I am coming to the of Fifty Shades of Grey Thank goodness! doubt I will bother with the second two..

Next will either the be;

[Cookie]

I rarely know 10 books ahead but I would like to read but here goes:
1. Sense of Evil - Kay Hooper
2.(Sevenwaters Series by Juliet Marillier) #2 Son of the Shadows
3.#3 Child of the Prophecy
4.#4 Heir to Sevenwaters
5.#5 Seer of Sevenwaters
6.#6 Flame of Sevenwaters
Then the King’s Man Trilogy by Pauline Gedge:
7.#1 The Twice Born
8.#2 Seer of Egypt
9.#3 The King’s Man
not sure after that??
Of course, I'll be ordering these a bit at a time from the library so as they come in - I'll tackle them and probably read books from my own library in between - that's how I get into trouble having too many series going at once...or getting in the middle of a series by accident unknowingly. (hope that made sense) lol

[Cammie]

Up next is:

not sure what's after these.

[Jasmine]

[Hermine]

Next on my list is Gathering Darkness by Chris Allinotte.

[sonya]

Dolores Claiborne—Stephen King*
The Whole Truth—David Baldacci
Tin Roof Blowdown—James Lee Burke

*done

[sonya]

mine are audiobooks

[Jonathan]

Birdsong - Sebastian Faulks
All Quiet on the Western Front - Some Guy (whose name I can't remember at the moment)
Elizabeth I - Christopher E-..... (My memory isn't that good today).
In Defence of History
Game of Thrones
Small Island
Brideshead Revisited
A Doll's House
Death of a Salesman

[Cyl]

I got "Thieftaker" yesterday. "Thieftaker" is a fantasy/adventure/crime story set in the colonial Revolutionary War period. The hero is Ethan Kaille, conjurer. I just finished . "Below Stairs" is a wonderful book about a young English girl becoming a cook and serving in British households. First, she has to start out as a kitchen maid. I highly recommend this book, too.

[Janie]

I can never decide what to read from one moment to the next, but here are some that I hope to read in the coming weeks.
1. The Warlock
2. The Enchantress
3. Incarceron
4. Dean Koontz Frankenstein series
5. Slights
6. The Night Circus
7. The Oath

[Amy]

Just got two huge boxes from Random House and their Fall collection. Looks good! Also....The Angels are back!!
http://noveldtales.blogspot.com/

I have the special privilege of revealing the cover of The Angel Chronicles: Gilded Wings (Book 2) today! (yay!!!!) Without further delay... Here is the cover, description and release date…

Send your comments - say what you truly think about Matthew - to amylignor@hotmail.com and the winner of the ‘coolest’ comment will receive a FREE ebook of Gilded Wings on November 1st when it’s released!

[sonya]

fearless fourteen
butcher bird
the hour game

[Lisa]

I will be reading and and

[Sole]

I'm reading now "The Rose Labyrinth" by Titania Hardie, which I like very much and after this I think to read :
1 "The Library of Shadows" by Birkegaard Mikkel
2 "The Thirteenth Tale" by Setterfield Diane
3 "The Innocent Mage " by Miller Karen

[Diane]

I just finished by Alan Furst wish quite good. Now I have started . Also and

[Cyl]

This list is subject to change and order in the way I'll read it as there are some books I've pre-ordered which I'm waiting on.

1. I, Jane: In the Court of Henry VIII (story of Jane Seymour)by Diane Haeger
2. The Queen's Mistake: In the Court of Henry VIII (story of Catherine Howard)by Diane Haeger READ
3. Thomas Beckett by John Guy
4. Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan by Robin Maxwell READ
5. Sense and Sensibility
6. Mr. Monk is Cleaned Out by Lee Goldberg
7. Dead as a Doornail (#5 Sookie Stackhouse series) by Charlaine Harris
8. At the Mercy of the Queen by Anne Clinnard Barnhill
9. Jonathan Barrett, Gentleman Vampire by P.N. Elrod
10. The Tommyknockers by Stephen King

Whew.....what a list!!!!

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1. On Dublin Street
2. Tempus Series
3. Stained Series

[Karla]

Here is my next ten to read. This could likely change, but this is what I have so far:
1. Killing Floor by Lee Child
2. Divine by Karen Kingsbury
3. The Dark Duet by CJ Roberts
4. The Sullivan Series by Bella Andre
5.Vengeance in death by JDRobb
6. Inn Boonsboro trilogy by Nora Roberts
7. 44 Cranberry Point by Debbie Macomber
8. A Cousin's Challenge by Wanda Brunstetter
9. Gone Missing by Linda Castillo
10. Vendetta by Fern Michaels

[Heidi]

1. The Poe Shadow
2. Where the Mountain Meets the Moon by Grace Lin
3. Corsets & Clockwork edited by Trisha Telep
4. Matilda by Roald Dahl
5. Nightmare Academy by Frank Peretti
6. The Steampunk Bible by Jeff Vandermeer
7. Thriller edited by James Patterson
8. The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory
9. Mary Queen of Scotland and the Isles by Margret George
10. The Autobiography of Henry VIII by Margret George
11. James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
12. The Odyssey by Homer

I am feeling adventerous this month.

[sonya]

fearless fourteen
butcher bird
the hour game

still not done with these books, dont want to get too ahead of myself

[Cheryl]

These are the 8 unread books I have left for my reading challenge for 2012. So, I will be reading them next in no particular order. Whichever grabs my fancy first.

1. Under Witch Moon
2. Cinder
3. Everything's Eventual: 14 Dark Tales
4. Turn Coat
5. Goblin Quest
6. Tiger's Curse
7. Burned
8. Black Fire

[Diane]

Just finished reading Entwined by Elizabeth Marshall, and by Ronie Kendig
I'm reading by Anna Jean Mayhew Also reading by Chris Bojahlian

[Tracy]

By Edward Rutherford

[Heidi]

Well, I'm supposed to be reading the following for my guest posts on my friend Linda's blog

1. Spare Change by Betty Lee Crosby
2. Overcome Any Obstacle, Including Alcoholism, by Understanding Your Ego by Lee Eide
3. The Price of Honor Gus Gallows
4. The Price of Dignity Gus Gallows
5. The first three books in the Vigilante series by Claude Bouchard
6. One Night Stan's by Greg Sisco
7. Realms Unreel by Audrey Auden
8. The Spelling Bee by Mike Rock.

But I keep randomly picking up physical books (even ones that I have read a dozen times!) I like the convenience of my Nook, but I cannot live without "real" books ;)

[Martha]

By Pittacus Lore

Then

By Pittacus Lore

Followed by








All by Lauren Kate

[Razmatus]

... and then, more Malazan stuff, just not yet decided if I want to read new Erikson or the Esslemont novels... since there is more to learn from Esslemont then, I guess it will be those :)))

[K]

I am reading "Wild" by Cheryl Strayed. It is a young woman's memoir of an eleven-hundred-mile solo hike on the Pacific Crest Trail. This young woman had never hiked, camped or dealt with extreme weather changes plus the wild animals that she encountered while on the trails were frightening. It is a difficult book to put down and I can't wait to see how it ends.

[L.Y.]

Wow. I don't think I can come up with ten! I'm reading The Two Towers now, and I'm hoping to locate my Claidi Journals books soon, so...

Return of the King
Wolf Tower
Wolf Star
Wolf Queen
Wolf Wing

[Priscilla]

Here is my 'waiting for me to read on my coffee table TBR pile! I have ordered more form the library. I really should read these first!

[Aaron]

Just finished reading the New York Times bestseller 'The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail--but Some Don't' by Nate Silver. The book explores the factors that complicate forecasting across many fields, with a focus on the economy. The book also delves into the subtle things that can be done to make us better predictors. It's superb. I've written a full executive summary of the book here:

http://newbooksinbrief.com/2012/10/15...

Cheers,
Aaron

[Cammie]

I'm starting this week when it comes out.

[Kay]

Follow us www.up2date-reviewing.blogspot.com
Please

[Dawn]

I agree, I usually get a whole stack of books from the library and then pick one by whatever mood I am in at the time. I am reading a autobiography by Condaleeza Rice at the moment. I also have a book The Spiral Staircase which depicts the many I am reading about Bipolar Disease and other mental health issues as I will be taking this in school. I have a book waiting called The Longest Trip Home written by John Grogan, and finally I have The Help sitting here waiting to be read. So, once I am done with this autobiography it will all depend on which I pick next by my mood.

[Renee]

I just got City of Glass by Cassandra Clare (which I'm half way through), The Lighthouse Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman, and Haven by Kay Hooper from the library; so they will be next on my TBR list. Then in no particularily order:

Grave Surprise by Charlaine Harris
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson
Forever Odd by Dean Koontz
2nd Chance by James Patterson
Fool Moon by Jim Butcher
The Coffin Dancer by Jeffrey Deaver
Queen by Alex Haley

This will be a good start anyway; maybe since I wrote them down I will actually get them read.

[K]

I just finished "Wild" by Cheryl Strayed. It is a biography about a young woman who walks the Pacific Trail without having any experience of hiking, or camping. It is an excellent book.

I am about at the end of "Tell The Wolves I'm Home" by Carol Rifka Brunt. It is a story of two young girls whose uncle was gay in the 60's. So far, it has been a good read.

[Cyl]

I am reading a Harlequin Nocturne book called It is pretty good.

[sonya]

I have a lot of books on my tbr shelf

[Evren]

The Spiral Library :)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009LJGOWY

[Renee]

I just finished The City of Glass by Cassandra Clare and started on The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman.

[Tracy]

Sonya wrote: "I have a lot of books on my tbr shelf"

I see what you did there. :-)

[Karen M]

I'm waiting on a free, in exchange for a review, copy of Drawing Blood which will be one of my next reads along with Persephone Cole and the Halloween Curse.

[Shannon]

I really want to start A Game of Thrones but I'm nervous with all of the names and keeping everything straight. Does anyone have any advice?

[Renee]

After I finish reading The Light Between Oceans I will start on Haven