What are YOU currently reading? (3)

[thekwizzitiveone]

O.K. It's called Cat in a Crimson Haze (A Midnight Louie Mystery) by Carole Nelson Douglas

 

[thekwizzitiveone]

It's OK so far, there are chapters where it's telling the story from the human's perspective and then there are chapters telling from the cat's perspective. When it changes to the cat, the font changes. I think it's funny, but it's definitely a good way to tell when the view changes... at first I just thought it was an accident.

Oh, and just so everyone knows, this isn't a children's book, it is actually for adults to read. The concept seems kind of childish to me.

 

[ZACTAK]

I am currently reading, The Band of Brothers.

 

[spinningwheelgirl]

Brave New World, by Aldous Huxley.

 

[Jenka]

Hawksong by U know I dont really know authors that well- I liked it even though it took wayyyyyyy too long before they actually started liking each other, You start getting excited only to realize theres only 20 pages left


Anyway Im looking for books with actions and romance so if anyone knows any Id apreciate

"HawkSong" is by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. The next in the series is "Snake Charm" followed by "Falcon Dance". They're all very good!

Hm, Action and Romance eh?
Read any Clive Cussler? He's a secular author so you gotta watch what you read but he's pretty good, or so I've heard.
There's also Harry Turtledove, he writes "what if" historical fiction. Eg. What if Germany won WW2? etc.
Then there's always Tom Clancy, although I have no idea if he writes romance into his novels at all...

Hope that helps.

Your Faithful Servant,
~Jenka

 

[tanya88]

The Crown and the Crucible by: Phillips/Pella

 

[tqpix]

Carrie by Stephen King.

 

[Focusedpoetgirl]

On Stories, by C.S. Lewis (a collection of his essays)
Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe
Beloved, by Toni Morrison (for school)

spinningwheelgirl - Great book choice. I really enjoyed Brave New World.

 

[Yody]

"HawkSong" is by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. The next in the series is "Snake Charm" followed by "Falcon Dance". They're all very good!

Hm, Action and Romance eh?
Read any Clive Cussler? He's a secular author so you gotta watch what you read but he's pretty good, or so I've heard.
There's also Harry Turtledove, he writes "what if" historical fiction. Eg. What if Germany won WW2? etc.
Then there's always Tom Clancy, although I have no idea if he writes romance into his novels at all...

Hope that helps.

Your Faithful Servant,
~Jenka

Thanks

Im goin to check out em out on Amazon.com

I checked out the sequels to Hawksong a lil while ago and havent heard anything good from readers. They say they just didnt compare to the original. What do you think??
Actually she came out with a 4th one too wich I hear is not as good either- I think its called Wolf's something

 

[Yody]

"HawkSong" is by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. The next in the series is "Snake Charm" followed by "Falcon Dance". They're all very good!

Hm, Action and Romance eh?
Read any Clive Cussler? He's a secular author so you gotta watch what you read but he's pretty good, or so I've heard.
There's also Harry Turtledove, he writes "what if" historical fiction. Eg. What if Germany won WW2? etc.
Then there's always Tom Clancy, although I have no idea if he writes romance into his novels at all...

Hope that helps.

Your Faithful Servant,
~Jenka

Did you have any books in paticular for Clive Cussler and Harry Turtledove???

 

[*~DJ~*]

The Left Behind series

 

[thenewageriseth]

The Forbidden-A Vampire Huntress Legend
www.vampirehuntress.com

 

[Special_J]

Tides of War - Steven Pressfield

 

[servingtheking]

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas

 

[Yody]

I keep re-reading what I just wrote

Im not sure if its any good

You tell me

http://www.christianforums.com/t3076686

Go read(its only 1 chapter)

And COMMENT!!!!
CRITISIZE!!!!!!!!!! I need to know what to do to get better

 

[sinner/SAVED]

The Dark Tower by Stephen King

 

[ffman]

The Dark Tower by Stephen King

Good book series. Only problem with King - uses the Lord's name in vain waaay too much. That's why I don't read him much like I used to.

 

[feesha]

Night - Elie Wiesel

 

[DharmaBum]

Breath! You are Alive. - Thich Nhat Hanh.

 

[moonkitty]

Stranger in a Strange Land
--Robert A. Heinlein