What are YOU currently reading? (8)

The Diary of Anne Frank

2 books:

"Streaming In Heaven's Flow" by Kent Henry and

"The Way of Life," a new translation and commentary on the Didace by Toby Janicki

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I’m currently reading what you wrote here on CF. If I were reading something else I wouldn’t be replying now would I? Lol just joking friend

Corrupted by Lisa Scottoline

The Thorn by Beverly Lewis

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I loved that book.

The Calling by Rachelle Dekker

The Book of three. Fantasy story based partly on Welsh Mythology. Wanted to know the source material behind the disney movie, the Black Cauldron.

Medieval Latin Lives of Muhammad. Various accounts by western Latin writers about the life of Muhammad. I've been interested in how the early Christians interacted with Islam and the first account didn't dissapoint to quote it:

The wicked Prophet Muhammad held power for ten years and when that time passed,he died and was buried in hell forever.

Emrico of Mainz

The account I'm up to now explains that Muhammad was the product of a wicked Mage during the time of Theodosius. The Mage goes to Libya and tricks the populous into thinking he is a good Christian man and finds a slave by the name of Mammutius. Kills his master and the mage hatches a plan to select the successor of the heirless king.

Voyager by Diana Gabaldon

The Curse of the Mistwraith by Janny Wurts

Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon

I read mysteries and historical fiction pieces for light relaxation.

Since have been writing history the last twenty years, my head just does not handle heavy material when I am not working on a project.

"Dune Messiah" By Frank Herbert.

The St. Thérèse of Lisieux Prayer Book by Vinita Hampton Wright
Clarissa, or The History of a Young Lady by Samuel Richardson

The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis

Hacker- Ted Dekker

Bathsheba by Jill Eileen Smith

Slavery To Success by Dan Kammeyer

Capitalism by Ayn Rand and I'm still reading Clarissa.

Handle With Care Jodi Picoult

I completed Pathways today by Tony Evans and finished the first volume of Clarissa by Samuel Richardson. I'm starting Fascinating Womanhood by Helen Andelin.