What Are You Reading

[slinky.kate]

I am reading Entry Island,by peter may.

[ChillDoubt]

Will start reading Fatherland by Robert Harris this week, been meaning to get round to it for some time.

[slinky.kate]

chilldoubt,dont think I would fancy that one.

[rockyracoon]

It Happens In The Dark by Carol O'Connell.

[maggiebee]

Oooh Kate, love Peter May's books. Have finished the 6 books in his China Thriller Series (brilliant) and am now on the Enzo books. Definitely get you hooked.

[slinky.kate]

Maggie I think he is a great auther,i will eventually get through the rest

[atsgran]

Reading The Villa in Italy by Elizabeth Edmondson

[quinie]

Tears Until Dawn by Paul Henke -the fourth book in the Tears series

[slinky.kate]

atsgran,googled that one,it appeals to me

[atsgran]

Not long into it, but enjoying it so far

[HansUrbancka]

//What Are You Reading//

At the moment, This Thread. :-)

Hans.

[atsgran]

Just read reviews for Entry Island, looks good, added it to my wish list for later

[Slapshot]

Half a King - Joe Abercrombie

[slinky.kate]

I ordered entry island out of the library in February,thats me just got it on Thursday,i am a slow reader and its got over 500 pages and I can only keep it for 2 weeks,but I was told its coming out in paperback this month at £3.99

[Sqad]

Nothing.......reading bores me......at one time read about serial killers, but their upbringing reminded me of my own.

Sorry, wish i could read............but i can't.

[stuey]

In that case, Sqad, you might be interested in "First, Do No Harm" written by Hawley Harvey Crippen.

[Sqad]

LOL...thanks stuey.

[Ken4155]

I always try to have 2 books on the go, one for daytime reading one for that half hour between going to bed and actually sleeping. The daytime one tends to be the 'heavier' of the two with the bedtime read being either an autobiography or a very light read. I have just finished 'The Wasp Factory' - yes i actually managed to see it through to the bitter end (though why i bothered...........) - and have just read the first 3 chapters of 'The Barber Surgeons Hairshirt', the second book in Douglas Lindsay's darkly comic tale of Glasgow barber, Barney Thompson. The first book, 'The Long Midnight Of Barney Thompson' had me in fits of laughter in places and if this second book is half as good, i will be going to sleep with a huge grin on my face for the next couple of weeks.

Chill; if you have enjoyed any of Robert Harris's books - Enigma, Archangel, etc, etc - you will not be disappointed with 'Fatherland'. Excellent read.

[Pete65]

Green River, Running Red.
by Ann Rule.

[Daffy6543]

Finished Bite by Nick Louth last night, then started I'll Find You by Nancy Bush.

[Daffy6543]

Pete65 is that one about the Green River Killer? I know Ann Rule was a personal friend of Ted Bundy and wrote extensively about him (I've read it all).