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What books are you reading?

Just finished Wilbur Smith 'Eye of the Tiger'.

Just starting Wilbur Smith ' Hungry as the Sea'.

Working through a load of 2000AD comics/pdf's as well . Currently reading Judge Anderson omnibuses..
 
I'm re-reading

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One of my favorite authors of all time.
 
Just finished a couple of books. From those I recommend all of them lol.

Daisy Jones and the six
Stephen King's fairy tale
Fahrenheit 451
Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson
Caging skies a novel
The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo
lessons in chemistry
Klara and the Sun
The book woman of troublesome Creek
Malibu rising
Nutrition for dummies
Managing Anxiety for dummies
The Apollo murders by Chris Hadfield
The Bodyguard
Simpsons and their mathematical secrets
 
kjg1672 said:
This is the first book I’ve read in the Strafford series. But Banville has written a series of Quirke novels under the name Benjamin Black, of which I would recommend Holy Orders.
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So I looked at that one, sounds good, but I ordered Christine Falls which is the first book in there series. I will read it shortly. The descriptions of the books sound interesting. Thanks for the recommendation.
 
Be My Baby by Ronnie Spector. Lead singer of the Ronettes. Sang Be My Baby, Merry Christmas (Please Come Home), Walking in the Rain, Baby I Love You. Later recorded with Springsteen, Southside Johnny & others.

Great stories about touring with The Rolling Stones, getting to know David Bowie, life after marriage to producer Phil Spector. Tough kid from Spanish Harlem. She has a heart of gold.
 
Set the Night on Fire by Krieger, The Stories of Ray Bradbury, The Essential Ellison: A 35-Year Retrospective, Bradbury Stories: 100 of His Most Celebrated Tales, How to Avoid a Climate Disaster by Gates, Inside Star Trek: The Real Story by Solow and Justman
 
Sunnyvale TP said:
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This is book 7 in the Peter Ash series. Just started it tonight. If you like Lee Child's Jack Reacher books these are good reads. I read the first 6 the last 2 months.
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Cheers. Just finished the new Reacher book, written by Andrew Child not Lee Child. God it was crap. Hopefully these might fill a Reacher sized void...


Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp books are reasonable. Make sure you get his though,not the one's co-written though...

Also just started Chris Carter ' An Evil Mind'.

I normally have several books on the go at once...
 
Reading old sailor narratives of their shipwrecks and survival on islands near Antarctica from 1700-1900s. Interesting stuff.
 
Tone C said:
Cheers. Just finished the new Reacher book, written by Andrew Child not Lee Child. God it was crap. Hopefully these might fill a Reacher sized void...


Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp books are reasonable. Make sure you get his though,not the one's co-written though...

Also just started Chris Carter ' An Evil Mind'.

I normally have several books on the go at once...
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I read 2 or 3 at a time usually too.

The Reacher books have gone downhill for a few years now, but there are 22 or so out. He has to be getting low on ideas.

The Peter Ash books are similar and different. His side characters are really good too.

I will check that book out tonight online at work.
 
Sunnyvale TP said:
@Tone C I ordered the 1st book in the series, American Assassin. Will read it soon.
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Yea, it's kind of not the first in the series although it is....Flynn released several other Rapp books before American Assassin then went and wrote the prequel to those as to how Rapp got trained etc.

A bit like some of the Reacher books when he writes about times when he still was in the Army...8
 
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