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Just finished The Accident - Linwood Barclay, not bad but think he's written better.
Now started Dominion - C J Sansome |
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The valley of amazement - Amy Tan
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Now started Dominion - C J Sansome |
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Some bugger at work has swiped my Copy Of Seance Parlour so I'll never know how it ended but I loved it up to page 300.
i'm trying Gone girl and also The foster husband by Pippa someone |
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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
I'm about halfway through and am torn between wanting to keep reading and not wanting it to end! It's a fantastic book, completely magical- I think it might end up being one of my favourite books ever. |
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Why Nations Fail: The origins of power, prosperity and poverty by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson.
Tres brill. |
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Working my way through all 12 of Dennis Wheatley's 'Roger Brook' series. First one was terriffic,I read it once when I was young;second one is (so far) hard work! But I know they improve,as I have read another two or three of them,way back!
Nice to tackle the entire series at one go though,complete! |
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Just finished The Things We Never Said, by Susan Eliiot Wright. Have now started The Life by Martina Cole, which looks promising.
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The Sectre of Happy Ever After - Lucy Dillon
I have had this on my TBR pile all year, waiting for the dark nights to savour it. Cosy fairy tale read. Loved it. |
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Above post mis spelt. Sorry
![]() The Secret of Happy Ever After - Lucy Dillon |
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I've just started a book by Michael McBride called God's End - The Fall. I've never read anything by him before but i am hooked already.
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Currently audiobooking Book 92 of the James Axler's Deathlands series
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Just finished The Life by Martina Cole, which was very good. Don't know whether to start Dominion by C J Sansom, or Accidents Happen by Louise Millar.
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Rereading The Magic Apple Tree by Susan Hill
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Sophie Hannah - The Carrier
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In the middle of reading Dracula.
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Half way through, Styxx by Sherrilyn Kenyon. about 100 pages too long with repetative scenerios, and all kinds of abuse, it is a bit wearing,
but l will stick with it.
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Dream A Little Dream - Sue Moorcroft; it's intensely irritating!
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Just finishing The Shape of Water by Andrea Camilleri (Inspector Montalbano) which I loved, next up is Ken Follets Fall of Giants which weighs in at a daunting 850 pages!
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Just finished "Far North" by Marcel Theroux (brother of Louie Theroux).
Post apocalyptic science fiction but more in the style of a western (though it's actually set in the north of Russia). Might be a bit slow paced for some, but I found it very readable, full of interesting ideas, with some unexpected plot twists along the way. Recommended! |
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I've been reading Kiss the Dead - Laurell K Hamilton's 21st Anita Blake novel for weeks now. I don't know why I've bothered to persevere because the later books in the series really are quite poor.
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I've made a start on two new books.
My new audiobook is The Ocean At The End Of The Lane, written and read by Neil Gaiman. It's shaping up very well so far, a pity that it's such a short book. My Kindle book is Dead Simple by Peter James, the first Roy Grace book. Very promising, hopefully it will be a good new series to get into. |
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Dream A Little Dream - Sue Moorcroft; it's intensely irritating!
Anyhow, I'm moving onto David Jason's autobiography next. |
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Just finished Cross and Burn by Val McDirmid, fantastic book and I can't wait for the next in the Tony Hill series
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Undisputed Truth: My Autobiography - Mike Tyson
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but l will stick with it.
