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'Tell No One' by Harlan Coben.
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"H.I.V.E.: Zero Hour" by Mark Walden; the seventh book in a great series.
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In preparation for the TV series am reading through the Game Of Thrones series by George R R Martin
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I am Number Four.
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Just finished Dead Simple, by Peter James. Brilliant read!! I've not read his books before. so I'll be looking out for more of his books in the future.
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Keith Richards autobiography.
I love that man! |
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Relentless by Simon Kernick
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In preparation for the TV series am reading through the Game Of Thrones series by George R R Martin
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Gok Wan's autobiography
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1000 Years of Annoying the French - Stephen Clarke.
Really enjoying it. Humoress and informative at the same time - I'm not sure exactly how historically factual it is, but it's not meant as a work of academic scholarship. ![]() Now reading Middlemarch. |
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The Orchard Keeper by Cormac McCarthy. It was his first novel, and it's the only one I've not read yet. Even though somehow I've managed to read Blood Meridian (possibly the greatest novel ever written imho) three times before getting round to it.
It's great. It's decades old, and clearly written in the shadow of Faulkner, but utterly captivating and with no single word out of place. Boy, that guy can write and no mistake. |
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Bloodstream - Tess Gerritsen
This may well be the last of hers that I read. Can't say I've been overly impressed with the other two that I've read. |
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I've just started "Belgarath the Sorcerer" by David and Leigh Eddings. It's the prequel to The Belgariad series. So far so good!
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Realised I wrote humoress. Odd
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I have recently read The Reversal, pairing Bosch and Micky Haller together, I have also just finished Mo Hayder's the treatment, first book I have read of hers and found it to be excellent, I look forward to reading more of her work.
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It's an excellent series, just...take your time with it and drag it out. The latest book is taking a long time coming out.
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Just bought 4 new books today so don't know which to start reading first; either The Help by Kathryn Stockett, or Revolution 1989 - The Fall of The Soviet Empire by Victor Sebestyen.
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Just bought 4 new books today so don't know which to start reading first; either The Help by Kathryn Stockett, or Revolution 1989 - The Fall of The Soviet Empire by Victor Sebestyen.
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Just finished Dead Simple, by Peter James. Brilliant read!! I've not read his books before. so I'll be looking out for more of his books in the future.
Have heard there's going to be a t.v. series.
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The Help is great
![]() "Mae Mobley was born on a early Sunday morning in August, 1960." But it reads in a Southern US dialect so now when I'm reading it, I can't get Morgan Freeman's voice out of my head, even though it's a woman talking! ![]()
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Oh do, they are fab, I've just read Dead Like You, his latest ..wish he'd hurry up and write another...
Have heard there's going to be a t.v. series.I love the series about Roy Grace and they are all excellent reads. |
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Just finished 'of mice and men' by Steinbeck, now just starting "bad science - ben goldacre"
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Just finished Cormac McCarthy's The Orchard Keeper, his first novel, and for some reason the one I'd left till last. Am now very sad that I've read them all, and hope he can keep coming up with the goods for years to come, despite his advanced years.
Just started John Connolly's The Lovers. Been a while since I read The Reapers, but he tends to be pretty good at reminding you what's gone before without excessive info-dumping, so I'm probably gonna have just as much fun as I did with all the previous Charlie Parker novels. |
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Just started 'The Genesis Secret' by Tom Knox. My first foray into his books and so far so good.
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Onto Dexter By Design as I finished A Game Of Thrones too quickly and had not scanned the other books in the series yet....
(spent tonight watching Big Bang Theory's on DVD and scanned in the next book!) |
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