Now on book 2 of the series called "City of Ashes".
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What are you reading? The Sequel.
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Starting 12th of Never by James Patterson
Finished "City of Ashes" a few days ago and have since started book 3, "City of Glass"
Started on the 4th book of the series.
I'm a fast reader Starting Stuart Woods Hothouse Orchid
Started book 5 yesterday.
Yesterday I started reading "Clockwork Angel", a prequel series of 3 books to the 5 books I just finished reading.
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On my Nook:
A Walk with the Dead - Sally Spencer
The Easter Bunny Murder - I forget who the author is, but the book isn't doing much for me
Fifty Shades of Gray - E.L. James
Fifty Shades Darker - E. L. James (second in the series.....I wanted to see what all the hoopla was about. At one time, the series here in our local library system had 133 people waiting on it! I will say that it is......interesting)
Strong Hot Winds - Iris Johansen
Have finished:
The Third Gate - Lincoln Childs (I love the Childs/Preston novels)
The Hunt for Atlantis - Andy McDermott
A Walk with the Dead - Sally Spencer
The Easter Bunny Murder - I forget who the author is, but the book isn't doing much for me
Fifty Shades of Gray - E.L. James
Fifty Shades Darker - E. L. James (second in the series.....I wanted to see what all the hoopla was about. At one time, the series here in our local library system had 133 people waiting on it! I will say that it is......interesting)
Strong Hot Winds - Iris Johansen
Have finished:
The Third Gate - Lincoln Childs (I love the Childs/Preston novels)
The Hunt for Atlantis - Andy McDermott
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On my Nook now:
Fifty Shades Freed - E.L. James (I really enjoyed this trilogy; in fact, I may just go ahead and buy the three books)
Born to Darkness - Suzanne Brockmann
I have 5 books on hold at the library and I'm first on the list now for all 5, so I'm trying to keep my Nook cleaned-out for library books. With my luck, they'll all come in at the same time.
Fifty Shades Freed - E.L. James (I really enjoyed this trilogy; in fact, I may just go ahead and buy the three books)
Born to Darkness - Suzanne Brockmann
I have 5 books on hold at the library and I'm first on the list now for all 5, so I'm trying to keep my Nook cleaned-out for library books. With my luck, they'll all come in at the same time.
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Just read Killing Lincoln detailing the final days of our greatest President, IMHO. Fascinating stuff. I join those that feel that had A.L. lived, race relations in this country would have gotten much better, much sooner. I'm no expert though.
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On my Nook right now:
Cat Bearing Gifts - Shirley Rousseau Murphy
Intertwined - Gena Showalter
Twisted - Gena Showalter
Unraveled - Gena Showalter
The Island (Part 1 - Fallen Earth) - Michael Stark
I went to B & N's free book link and downloaded a ton of free books again.
Cat Bearing Gifts - Shirley Rousseau Murphy
Intertwined - Gena Showalter
Twisted - Gena Showalter
Unraveled - Gena Showalter
The Island (Part 1 - Fallen Earth) - Michael Stark
I went to B & N's free book link and downloaded a ton of free books again.
Oh, where have I been, just found this Thread. I love to learn what other people are reading.
I'm a fast reader, slow comprehender; sometimes I don't remember whose who a day after I finish the book.
I have a Kindle and download free books, rarely paying money for them (I'm cheap). I read anywhere from one to three books a week. They are usually shorter than the Dead Tree Books (i.e., hard back books or paperbacks).
That said, I'm currently reading This Shattered Land (Surviving the Dead).
I have also on my Kindle Zombie Patrol (Walking...) by JR Rain and Memories of a Bad Dog (Curtis Moser).
My favorite genre is end of the world, now what, and science fiction (not to technical, please). I have read a few really good sci fi books that feature enhanced dogs or cats. I started one book about a pet food company adulterating food so that it would increase appetite in pets as well as make them super aggressive (think Lions on steroids). I couldn't finish the book, too sad.
I'm a fast reader, slow comprehender; sometimes I don't remember whose who a day after I finish the book.
I have a Kindle and download free books, rarely paying money for them (I'm cheap). I read anywhere from one to three books a week. They are usually shorter than the Dead Tree Books (i.e., hard back books or paperbacks).
That said, I'm currently reading This Shattered Land (Surviving the Dead).
I have also on my Kindle Zombie Patrol (Walking...) by JR Rain and Memories of a Bad Dog (Curtis Moser).
My favorite genre is end of the world, now what, and science fiction (not to technical, please). I have read a few really good sci fi books that feature enhanced dogs or cats. I started one book about a pet food company adulterating food so that it would increase appetite in pets as well as make them super aggressive (think Lions on steroids). I couldn't finish the book, too sad.
Since my last post I've read 3 novels. I finished up that prequel series, plus read a Michael Connelly book.
I'm now reading "Crime and Punishment".
I'm now reading "Crime and Punishment".
Reading 12th of Never by James Patterson
If you get the chance to read this series read in order ;;
1st to Die
2nd Chance
3rd Degree
4th of July
5th Horseman
6th Target
7th Heaven
8th Confession
9th Judgement
10th Anniversary
11th Hour
12th of Never
If you get the chance to read this series read in order ;;
1st to Die
2nd Chance
3rd Degree
4th of July
5th Horseman
6th Target
7th Heaven
8th Confession
9th Judgement
10th Anniversary
11th Hour
12th of Never
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I like comic fantasy, my favourite author is Robert Rankin, who classes his work as "far fetched fantasy". I've read every one of his books, and while awaiting his next release, I fill my time with Tom Holt, and Jasper Fforde. I've read all of Jasper Fforde's Thursday Next books, and a number of his other books.
I'm currently reading Tom Holt's "The Portable Door"
I'm currently reading Tom Holt's "The Portable Door"
I'm currently reading World War Z[ombie] which I reserved from the library (e-book). It's been made into a movie (Brad Pitt anyone?) and told from the perspective of a journalist interviewing various people post-War Z, an interesting, different take on this genre.
Winchester, I download The Island Part 1, and really enjoyed it; then I found Parts 2 and 3 were also free, and downloaded them too!
Winchester, I download The Island Part 1, and really enjoyed it; then I found Parts 2 and 3 were also free, and downloaded them too!
Women's Murder Club books. I read them all. Enjoyed them a great deal.
I am a Stephen King fan through & through first but I love James Patterson also.
Have you read any Terry Pratchett or Piers Anthony? Terry Pratchett writes the Discworld series and Piers Anthony writes the Xanth series. Both of them are 'far fetched fantasy'
I read a number of Terry Pratchett in the time before I was introduced to Robert Rankin, then I had to work through his books, he has such a daft sense of humour he's right up my street, I mean, who else would come up with a time travelling sprout, called Barry, that lives in someones ear and takes them through time? And he's just announced Barry will return in his latest book The Abominable Showman out later this year.
I've not heard of Piers Anthony, I'll do a little research on him. Thanks, I'm 68% through my Tom Holt book on my Kobo so I'll be looking for something new soon.
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