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[Karina]

How was JP'S book Desley?

[Elle]

I finished Cruel and Unusual and started Room

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

I quite enjoyed it, but dont think that it was my favourite of the series. Only 55 pages into London Bridges, but can't wait to find out who the Wolf actually is.

I also keep forgetting that I am reading paperbacks with the foster cats, am reading Mr Darcy Vampyre this week, started it on Mon and will probably finish it tonight - it has finally got interesting. Will post more once I have finished it.

[Nell]

Just started Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. I've wanted to read it for ages, and just came across it here in GR's free downloads. A few pages in and loving it so far.

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Have just finished Mr Darcy, Vampyre. Wasn't expecting to enjoy it as i don't like Pride and Prejudice and did find it a bit dull. I think there was too much time spent hinting at things and not enough of the action.

[Patti (baconater)]

Nell wrote: "Just started Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. I've wanted to read it for ages, and just came across it here in GR's free downloads. A few pages in and loving it so far."

Oh Nell! Please can put up a link to it??

I've wanted to read that forever!

[Patti (baconater)]

I'm a dope. I found where to download it. :)

[Jud]

Where? TELL ME PATTI!!

[Jud]

OK... I just found it too

[Patti (baconater)]

It's in my kindle for iPad now. Doesn't seem to be in my archive though.

[Jud]

It's on my laptop

[Patti (baconater)]

I'll have to play around to get it onto my kindle, I guess.

When I have time...

[Nell]

Patti wrote: Oh Nell! Please can put up a link to it??

I've wanted to read that forever!

Only just seen your post Patti - glad you found it without me though.

The translation could be better, there are quite a few errors too, but in spite of everything I loved it so much that I started and finished it last night. Beautiful...

So... Just finished Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse.

[Jud]

I have to admit when it comes to a free book I don't mind a few errors.

[Philip (sarah)]

Finished The United Kingdom of Islam by ML Stewart.
Starting Crutches For Ducks

[Nell]

Lynne-W wrote: "Just finished Solitary Pleasures a lovely story, really enjoyed it, dont know what to read next yet!"

Nearly missed this - thank you Lynne - glad you enjoyed it!

[[deleted user]]

I did Nell, thankyou.

I'm now reading Only the Innocent enjoying it so far.

[Kath]

Yesterday I finished Bet you can't... Find Me, one of our February books. Then I started Only the Innocent by Rachel Abbott, which is turning out well as far as I've got.

[Jud]

I finished Room and have now started A Rogue's Life should be a quickish read. I do love Wilkie Collins

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

I'm really struggling with London Bridges so read Cursed by Stephen Leather earlier for a break, was ok but not great

[Lorraine]

I used to love James Patterson books, but he churns out so many now the quality isn't there.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Just finished Tollesbury Time Forever - Stuart Ayris and now about to start Last Train From Liguria - Christine Dwyer Hickey

[Karen]

I quite liked the Last Train from Liguria, Fiona - it was in the summer sale when I bought it, and I saw it was a Daily Deal title the other day - at least her publishers have confidence in it, tho it makes you wonder if maybe it didn't do as well as they'd hoped.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Karen wrote: "I quite liked the Last Train from Liguria, Fiona - it was in the summer sale when I bought it, and I saw it was a Daily Deal title the other day - at least her publishers have confidence in it, tho..."

What did you think of it, will it be worth me reading it?

[Elle]

Finished Room.

Starting.................. * looks through Kindle*


Freak sake. I was wanting something fluffy but I don't see no fluffy books appealing right now.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "Finished Room.

Starting.................. * looks through Kindle*


Freak sake. I was wanting something fluffy but I don't see no fluffy books appealing right now."

Not sure if I have anything fluffy neither lol

[Elle]

My to-read pile atm is full of really intellectual stuff or else rather gritty stuff.

i have maybe 2 fluffy books but both of them are so long i don't want to start them tonight.

might go for a bit of percy jackson actually.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "My to-read pile atm is full of really intellectual stuff or else rather gritty stuff.

i have maybe 2 fluffy books but both of them are so long i don't want to start them tonight.

might go for a b..."

Mine are either Crime/Thriller/Mystery/Children/Bio/Fantasy/Paranormal or something else (that's just on Kindle). Tree books I can find some Chick Lit :-D

[Elle]

Most of mine are either ones by our author, classics I keep meaning to read or PNR/UF

A few 'popular' fiction too like 'The Help'

[Emma]

Just finished The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. - The Curious Case Of The Kidnapped Chemist and gonna start Fake Kate

[Jacquie]

Just finished Death Notice one of the book choices and just started Silver.

[Karina]

Just finished Diana DempseyFallen Star

Just started

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Lorraine - JT for captain wrote: "I used to love James Patterson books, but he churns out so many now the quality isn't there."

I dont think it is the quality that is the issue, it is the subject matter - I dont like reading about terrorists. I am odd in that I like reading about serial killers, but terrorists, or action films where they just seem to be shooting loads of people dont interest me at all.

[Elle]

I'm the same Desley, love serial killers, hate any type of other action-y things.

[Patti (baconater)]

Me too. I like murder and crime, not political stuff.

[Shaun]

Desley wrote: "I am odd in that I like reading about serial killers"

Now you're talking my language :)

[Lorraine]

Yea nothing odd about that Desley !

[Jay-me (Janet)]

Just started - pb lent to me by my BIL.

[Kath]

I loved last train from Liguria. I've just finished Only the Innocent by one of our authors - Rachel Abbott. Definitely a must read, this! Just off to review it.

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Glad to hear that! I have finished it now but can't decide whether to read Mary Mary or something by an indie for a break.

[Kath]

I've got to finish The Warden by Trollope (by Wednesday). It's short but oh, it's dull.

[Susan]

Ignite wrote: "I've got to finish The Warden by Trollope (by Wednesday). It's short but oh, it's dull."

Tell me about it! I did it for 'O' Level back in the dark ages. All I can remember is that it is DULL. Pity 'cos it put me off Trollope for life.

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Decided to start Graveyard Games by Sheri Leigh, trying to read the ones i have had the longest

[Kath]

One of my friends - someone I really like - thinks it's dead funny. Warped?

[Ian]

Just finished the latest novella from Eric Beetner - Dig Two Graves - absolutely fantastic. About to start on a sneaky peak of my mate Nick Quantrill's forthcoming novella - BANG BANG - to be published later this year by Byker Books. Can't wait :)

Happy reading, people :)

[[deleted user]]

I started to read Tollesbury Time Forever and it is beautifully written, like reading poetry. I didn't realise that it dealt with an alocoholic (I would have if I'd read the blurb) and as my father died from alcoholism, I'm not sure if I'm strong enough to finish reading the book - quite a raw subject for me. Will prob try again later. As we are up to our eyes in home refurbishment at the mo I'm reading really light stuff that I can pick up and put down - so I've read several regency romances by Candice Hern lately. No where near as good as the incompareable Georgette Heyer - but much better than many regency romance writers that I've read lately.

:0)

[Elle]

I still haven't decided what to read next. Gonna go to bed soon with a book so I'll let everyone know tomorrow. I bet everyone is excited.

[Kath]

Do persist with Tollesbury Karen. I found it very uplifting.

[Pat ()]

Just finishedCorpse Way

Serching through TBR for the next to read

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Finished Graveyard Games by Sheri Leigh earlier, can't really say I enjoyed it that much. Am now reading Mary Mary by JP and it seems a lot better than the last two I have read - have read 18% in over half an hour.