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What are you reading at the moment? (Part 4)
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Nickelback
05-05-2016
For the third time listening to voyager (outlander 3) Narration by the Brilliant Davina Porter
Beautiful_Harv
05-05-2016
Annie Weir - Judith wants to be your friend
d0lphin
07-05-2016
When I was invisible - Dorothy Koomson - I have enjoyed all of the books I have read by this author and this has been likened to The Ice Cream Girls which was one of my favourites.
postit
07-05-2016
Say You're Sorry - Michael Rowbotham
latinloulou
10-05-2016
I've just finished The Teacher by Katerina Diamond, the cover bills it as "A shocking and compelling new crime thriller - NOT for the faint-hearted!" - they weren't wrong It was a Kindle 99p book.

I've started Blue Lightning the 4th in Ann Cleeves Shetland series, this one is set on Fair Isle.
d0lphin
10-05-2016
Originally Posted by latinloulou:
“I've just finished The Teacher by Katerina Diamond, the cover bills it as "A shocking and compelling new crime thriller - NOT for the faint-hearted!" - they weren't wrong It was a Kindle 99p book.

I've started Blue Lightning the 4th in Ann Cleeves Shetland series, this one is set on Fair Isle.”

I bought that too for 99p, looking forward to reading it soon - it's not too gruesome is it?
latinloulou
11-05-2016
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“I bought that too for 99p, looking forward to reading it soon - it's not too gruesome is it? ”

Trying not to give too much away but there are a few quite graphic descriptions of 'injuries' that made me recoil a little - but I'm a bit squeamish anyway

Personally I felt it wasn't that great - I didn't feel any empathy with any of the characters - not even the 'good guys' but for 99p I'm not complaining too much!!
Beecosy
11-05-2016
Trunk Music (Bosch 5) - Michael Connelly
(a bit confusing as also watching Bosch series 2 - Trunk Music which is a mashup from several of his novels not just #5)
d0lphin
14-05-2016
Just started The Long Weekend by Veronica Henry, seems like a nice easy read so far
latinloulou
14-05-2016
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“Just started The Long Weekend by Veronica Henry, seems like a nice easy read so far”

I like her books, my claim to fame is she follows me on Twitter
catherine91
14-05-2016
Vanished by Tim Weaver
Human Race by Ian Mortimer (non-fiction)

Both borrowed from the library on my Kobo.
Beautiful_Harv
15-05-2016
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“I bought that too for 99p, looking forward to reading it soon - it's not too gruesome is it? ”

Originally Posted by latinloulou:
“Trying not to give too much away but there are a few quite graphic descriptions of 'injuries' that made me recoil a little - but I'm a bit squeamish anyway

Personally I felt it wasn't that great - I didn't feel any empathy with any of the characters - not even the 'good guys' but for 99p I'm not complaining too much!!”

Got to agree loulou , very disappointing. Shows you what hype can do. I got my book from the library, glad I didn't pay for it!!
CLL Dodge
15-05-2016
"She Walks in Darkness" by Evangeline Walton
Beautiful_Harv
16-05-2016
David Nicholls - Us
Terrence Chant
19-05-2016
The People v OJ Simpson: The Run Of His Life - Jeffrey Toobin
retrodj
19-05-2016
Star of Africa - Scott Mariani. The latest Ben Hope thriller. Half way through and it's a belter.
Sue_C
20-05-2016
My new audiobook is The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber, read by Josh Cohen.
A missionary travels to a newly colonised planet to minister to an alien flock, leaving behind his wife and old life.
I have a feeling that this could be dire but found myself buying it anyway. We shall see.

I'm about to read Not Dead Yet by Peter James (Roy Grace 8).
I bought this as a Kindle special offer ages ago and had to read the previous seven books in order get round to this one. A good series.
Beautiful_Harv
21-05-2016
Alex Marwood - The Darkest Secret
d0lphin
22-05-2016
Originally Posted by Beautiful_Harv:
“David Nicholls - Us”

Loved that, almost as much as One Day.

I've just started Malice of Waves by Mark Douglas-Home - book 3 in the excellent Sea Detective Series which I highly recommend.
Beautiful_Harv
22-05-2016
Originally Posted by d0lphin:
“Loved that, almost as much as One Day.

I've just started Malice of Waves by Mark Douglas-Home - book 3 in the excellent Sea Detective Series which I highly recommend.”

Yes, it was very good. Think I slightly preferred One Day.
Anya D
22-05-2016
Dying Light - Stuart McBride.

I bought it in a sell-off at my local library.
Paperbacks 10p each or a carrier bag full for a pound.

Pretty good so far. Quite gruesome murder mystery. Right up my alley.
CLL Dodge
23-05-2016
Monolith ~ Shaun Hutson
CLL Dodge
25-05-2016
The Riddle-Master of Hed ~ Patricia A. McKillip
dee123
25-05-2016
The Magician's Nephew. Haven't read it in years.
PaleHorse
26-05-2016
Currently getting through M.R. James' famed ghost stories.
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