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What are you reading at the moment? (Part 4)
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CLL Dodge
09-10-2015
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms ~ George R. R. Martin
Beautiful_Harv
09-10-2015
Clare Mackintosh - I let you go
Frankie_Little
12-10-2015
I've just finished My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday by Jason Ayres, it's currently a free kindle download, and it's really good, a cross between The Butterfly Effect and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
TelevisionUser
13-10-2015
Claus Madsen's The Jewel on the Mountaintop. It might sound like a novel but it's actually a 500+ page comprehensive history of the European Southern Observatory in Chile's Andes mountains (big telescopes and all that).

http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTi...527412034.html

or

http://www.eso.org/public/products/books/book_0050/
(scroll down, RHS)
wildhollie
15-10-2015
I have just discovered the Peter Robinson DI Banks novels....read "The Summer that never Was" as it was free on Amazon....loved it...so am starting at the beginning
swansea steve
15-10-2015
Dictator by Robert Harris.
cathy27
15-10-2015
Finished The Three by Sarah Lotz yesterday.

Now reading After You by Jojo Moyes
clm2071
16-10-2015
The Mystery of the Blue Train by Agatha Christie (Poirot)
sam_gee
16-10-2015
The Whisperer - Donato Carrisi
Reddybook
17-10-2015
Blair Unbound - Anthony Selsdon
Fascinating account of Tony Blair's last two terms as Prime Minister.
Beautiful_Harv
17-10-2015
Niamh O'Connor - Taken
davor
17-10-2015
Politics Uk by Bill Jones, Philip Norton.
d0lphin
17-10-2015
The New Woman - Charity Norman
I have read a few books by this author before and they were really good. This is very original in that I have never read a book on this subject before - I will put it in spoilers just in case but the Amazon reviews all say that it is about
Spoiler
a man who in his 60s finally admits that he is in the wrong body and changes from living as Luke to Lucia
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Eddie Badger
17-10-2015
After the Crash by Michel Bussi.
An airliner crashes and the only survivor is a baby. Two families, one rich and one poor both claim her. I'm really enjoying this, lots of twists and turns and nothing is ever what it seems.
Beautiful_Harv
18-10-2015
Robert Galbraith - The Cuckoos calling
Sue_C
19-10-2015
I'm listening to The Gospel of Loki by Joanne M. Harris, narrated by Allan Corduner. It's a retelling of Norse mythology by Loki, the trickster god and ultimate unreliable narrator. It's quite a departure from Chocolat!
timebug
19-10-2015
Currently reading all of Jussi Adler-Olsen's
'Depatment Q' series, and loving them! Just
read his 'Alphabet House' before these too,
and the guy is an impressive thriller writer!
cathy27
19-10-2015
I've been reading books 2, 3 and 4 of Ben Cheetham's series of thrillers which are set in Sheffield. Quite good for the price I paid on Kindle.

Now reading Altar of Eden by James Rollins. Only 5% in but it's not grabbing me so far. I will keep going and see if it picks up.
Teddybleads
19-10-2015
Just finished the collected works of Dorothy Parker. A bit dated but worth a gander. It may not have made me laugh out loud but often brought a wry smile to my face.

Now onto a retread of Kippling before I read it to the latest godchild. Want to have all the voices down pat.
Barney06
20-10-2015
Dear Daughter by Elizabeth Little
swansea steve
20-10-2015
just about to start on Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith...
moonlily
20-10-2015
I'm reading….Eloise by Judy Finnegan - it's pretty terrible but yet I keep reading in hope, whoever mentioned there were echoes of Daphne du Maurier in the blurb should be severely reprimanded
Reddybook
21-10-2015
The Woodcutter- Reginald Hill
Enjoyable tale about betrayal and revenge. Witty and lots of humour thrown in.
moonlily
21-10-2015
Originally Posted by Reddybook:
“The Woodcutter- Reginald Hill
Enjoyable tale about betrayal and revenge. Witty and lots of humour thrown in.”

Ooo I've got that on my to read shelf- as soon as I've fought my way through the dire JF I may give it a go.
bbclassics
21-10-2015
Originally Posted by dymafi:
“Read my first Conan Doyle. A Sign of Four. I can see why the Sherlock Holmes series have had a lasting impact. Brilliantly written”

Lucky you, I loved reading Conan Doyles books for the first time.
I still re-read them. Currently on The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes as I like how the short stories are easily accessible.

I've just finished reading Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy which was fab, and gave me a laugh through some bad times - which was much needed.

Now I'm reading Gullivers Travels by Jonathon Swift, finding it a bit hard going tbh.
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