What are YOU currently reading? (6)

[Konnie]

Season of the Machette by James Patterson

 

[One day at a time]

Merciless by Robin Parrish......just finished....off to find another book to read!

 

[Skilletdude]

Just started reading Hyperion by Dan Simmons...

 

[disciple-ofjesus]

Merciless by Robin Parrish......just finished....off to find another book to read!

that whole series was good. I liked it.

I am reading Home to Harmony. by Phillip Gulley.

 

[One day at a time]

that whole series was good. I liked it.

I am reading Home to Harmony. by Phillip Gulley.

I ended up not having the first book of the series so I just went ahead and started with the second....so it took a bit to get into it because I didn't understand what was going on to begin with....but then all of a sudden you are drawn into it and I finished that one off and read the third in a day and a half...which those are the kind of books that I like to read!!!

 

[One day at a time]

Widows and Orphans (can't remember the author right off hand)

 

[Konnie]

Serpent by Clive Cussler

 

[Gummug]

"The Princess and the Goblin" by George MacDonald, "Free Lunch" by David Cay Johnston, "Slouching Toward Gomorrah" *forget the author's name temporarily*
"Blowback" by Chalmers Johnson among others. "Princess and the Goblin" is on a little DS card that has 100 books on it, ain't technology wonderful. Excuse me, isn't etc.

 

[Konnie]

Shadow Dance by Julie Garwood

 

[MyEverything]

Peace of Soul - Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

 

[Konnie]

Shoot Him If He Runs by Stuart Woods

 

[Margil]

I'm currently reading Wolf Hall. It's supposed to be one of the best books of 2009, so that's why I'm reading it.

 

[Konnie]

Silent Treatment by Michael Palmer

 

[Jasoncwd]

The Oath - Frank Peretti

 

[soblessed53]

Lions Of The Desert/ Linda Lee Chaikin

 

[Konnie]

Sky Full of Promise by Teresa Southwick

 

[Jasoncwd]

House - Frank Peretti

 

[daydreamergurl15]

nvm

 

[Antigone]

Just got back from a holiday in France and I read To the Nines (Janet Evanovich; the ultimate summer book); Amsterdam (Ian McEwan) and The Corrections (Jonathan Franzen).

 

[pilgrimgal]

Log from the Sea of Cortez...by John Steinbeck: It is a journal kept by Steinbeck in 1940 when he and his marine biologist friend, Edward Ricketts, sailed into the Gulf of California (once called the Sea of Cortez) stopping on various shore points near small Mexican communities to collect various forms of marine specimens found mainly in tidal pools. It's technical and scientific (unlike his works of fiction); but Steinbeck does tell some interesting stories of persons and places they encountered during their six week adventure.