Currently reading Cold Kill by Neil White,although I put it on hold on friday to read Gypsy boy on the run by Mikey Walsh,which I read in a day,and would highly recommend,especially if you have read Gypsy boy

Fear Not - Anne Holt

Another 99p Kindle purchase and well worth the money (so far!)

You know what you've done now, don't you?

I'm currently reading It's Your Time You're Wasting: A Teacher's Tales of Classroom Hell by Frank Chalk

If life in a secondary school really is as bad as he suggests, then we're all pretty much doomed. Very insightful though!

I'm almost halfway through "Three Weeks To Say Goodbye" - C J Box, it's a good book, finding it hard to put down. I've also got "Blue Heaven" by the same author waiting for me at the library which I shall collect in the next day or so.

I'm reading A Game of Thrones - George Martin.

Watched the series first though. Enjoying it, very long book though Just over halfway.

Just started The Great Gatsby, bit of a chore to start with but I'm getting into it now, I don't usually read classics.

Give it a good chance. I teach it at A Level. Hated it when I first read it. Enjoyed it a little more when I taught it the first time. Re-read it to teach it a second time and fell in love with it.

The High Lord - Trudi Canavan

Think you'd like Fear Not Poppy - I did

Finished 'Losing Gemma' - I skim read as I found it a bit tedious.

Now reading Secrets of the Tudor Court - so far, so standard Tudor Court novel.

A Life for a Life - Tim Ellis

Another cheap purchase for my Kindle and another reasonable read. Quite enjoying discovering all these new authors - books I would never have picked up in Smiths as I tended to stick to the 'usual suspects'

Finished Brian McGilloway's "Bleed a River Dry". Third in the Inspector Devlin series. Ok but when the main thread of the investigation combines environmental issues with human trafficking from eastern europe .. I wanted to groan.
So many TV detective dramas also love these eastern european yarns so much these days .. please make it stop !

The Snowman - Nesbo

Linwood Barclay- Never Look Away

Mark Russinovich - Zero Day

Halfway through The Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman.

Blurb on the front says "The best book Neil Gaiman has ever written"... it's good so far, but can't see it being better than Neverwhere.

Me too

Just finished Afterwards by Rosamund Lupton. BRILLIANT.

Also just read Cuckoo by Julia Crouch. That was also brilliant.

I'm going to start reading Sister by Rosamund Lupton now

I've just finished Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger, the author of The Time Traveller's Wife. I really enjoyed it until about three-quarters of the way through when it just disintegrated, for me anyway.

Me too - 287 pages in and loving it.

Heart and Soul - Maeve Binchy.

Me too.

I'm almost halfway through it, I have to say that although I am enjoying it, it's not one of those books that I can't put down, and spend all day looking forward to bedtime to carry on with it.

It's had such rave reviews I thought I'd be more gripped than I am, but maybe it will crank up a bit soon.

Tai Pan - James Clavell

My daughter (9) has asked me to read her book, Inkheart by Cornelia Funke. She likes it when we've read the same book so we can talk about it - I'm quite enjoying it so far!

Hens Reunited ~ Lucy Diamond