Just about to start a beautiful hard-backed edition of Sepulchre by Kate Mosse.

I discovered I'd already read the Magic Cottage(finished again yesterday) many years ago, but enjoyed it thoroughly as couldn't remember the storyline properly.

I enjoyed the other novel I read by Kate Mosse, Labyrinthe immensely. I preferred to The Davinci Code (which some had likened to at the time), as that was overhyped (for me), although still good. Labyrinthe managed to blend thriller, with fantasy superbly, and Sepulchre looks like it will not disappoint.

I've just finished Jasper Fforde's "First Among Sequels", the 5th Thursday Next series. It was as good as always and had me chuckling regularly.

Going to read one of my daughter's (age 9) books now as she is reading the series and likes to have someone to talk to about them, Chris D'Lacey's Fire Star, the first 2 in the series were quite enjoyable so I'm hoping that he is keeping to standard.

A brief history of time.

variety is the spice of life!!
Although I really do just read the classics to look clever

I'm currently in the middle of 'Inspector Ghote Hunts the Peacock' by HRF Keating (my first Inspector Ghote novel - it's OK, but I won't bother with the whole series), and also 'Silent Partner' by Jonathan Kellerman, which I'm enjoying so far.

I usually like a non-fiction on the go too, but I haven't got anything on my non-fic list at the moment.

Just started re-reading City of Shadows by Ariana Franklin.

Need a break from Robin Hobb as I have just finished the Tawny Man Trilogy which was fantastic.

Wild Fire - Nelson DeMille

Finished "The Kashmir Shaw" by Rosie Thomas. Just started "The Sisters Brothers". Am hoping it will be good given all the hype.

The Downing Street Years --- Margaret Thatcher

Richard Montanari- Broken Angels

Currently reading 'The Passage' by Justin Cronin. Only at about 20% but enjoying it so far, but expecting it to all go Pete Tong soon, if the reviews on Amazon are anything to go by!

The redeemer

Dead Man's Folly - Agatha Christie

I'm reading the Devils Garden is that the first of his you have read?.

I'm reading The Bonesetters Daughter by Amy Tan. Same author of the book and movie of the same name 'The Joy Luck Club'. Here's a link about it.

http://www.readinggroupguides.com/gu..._daughter1.asp

No ive read a couple of others but ive not read the Devils Garden

Dangerous Kiss - Jackie Collins

I started and finished this today! An amazing book that had me in floods of tears at the end......just thinking about it sets me off again. A book I'll never forget,

Very good I have nearly finished it quite different from his normal books though.

Barnaby Rudge by Dickens. Spellbinding writing.

Heresy by S J Parris

Me before you by Jojo Moyes - has great reviews on Amazon but I think it'll be a weepy

I Can't Stand Up For Sitting Down - Jo Brand

about a third of the way though...been a bit disappointed so far

Finished D H Lawrence's "The Rainbow" .. excellent in parts, turgid in others .. I've seen him described as Thomas Hardy-lite - harsh but not far from the truth.

I finished The Tales of Beedle The Bard by J.K. Rowling. Among the five stories, I like The Warlock's Hairy Heart the most.