What Are You Reading?

[No game 14,437]

Laura, yes!! I love his books. I need to re-read She's Come Undone, I read it years ago when it was on Oprah's Book Club in the 90s but I remember loving it. I most recently read "The Hour I First Believed" which I thought was just incredible too. Have you read it yet? I'm going to look for the prison book you mentioned. He also has a new hardcover release, I just had it in my hand the other day at the bookstore but instead I went with "One Summer" by Bill Bryson which is non-fiction. The new Wally Lamb is called "We are Water". Anyway, I have already said, but to answer the thread -- I am reading "One Summer: America 1927" by Bill Bryson which I am enjoying very much so far. :)

Yes I've read that one too! It's a great book as are all of his books that I've read.

I was hesitant at first to read the York prison books because they were not "fiction" per se..

But I'm so glad I did!

"We are water" I just looked it up and put it on my nook

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The newest Janet Evanovich "Takedown Twenty" is out!!! Loving it

[deaddemmama 474]

The newest Janet Evanovich "Takedown Twenty" is out!!! Loving it

So is the new Patricia Cornwell. "Dust""....

[ReDbEaN 654]

So is the new Patricia Cornwell. "Dust""....

I haven't read her yet. I've heard she's good though.

[ReDbEaN 654]

So is the new Patricia Cornwell. "Dust""....

I haven't read her yet. I've heard she's good though.

[deaddemmama 474]

I haven't read her yet. I've heard she's good though.

You almost have to read her in order, though..

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You almost have to read her in order, though..

Ahhh okay

[christy250 6]

Girl I am right there with you!! I'm counting down the days for book 20!!

Just finished 20, can't wait for another one to come out! Reading Plum Loving for the 3rd time now. LOL

[christy250 6]

I know, the movies are never as good. I own every book in the Plum series - even the between the numbers ones - LOVE them. You would prolly like her other books though. I love her sense of humor and she writes the same in all of them.

The Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes books or really good. I think it's 3 they wrote together.

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The Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes books or really good. I think it's 3 they wrote together.

I have those too:) have you read "The Heist"? It's good too

[christy250 6]

I have those too:) have you read "The Heist"? It's good too

Just got it! Going to sit down after lunch and start reading

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Great! The next one in that series comes out in February I think

[Fiddleman 4,376]

Here are some fiction books I have been reading in the last 2 months or so:

Dan brown - Inferno (I like them all)

John grisham - Sicamore row (next read)

Gilligan Flynn - Gone girl (current)

Richard Preston - the cobra event (similar to the hot zone)

David baldacci- first family

Stephen king - the stand (oldie, but writing is excellent)

When I am looking for something to read, I like to get on the kindle store and look at what is "popular," but being careful to avoid the mommy porn which always ends up near the top of the list. If I am unfamiliar with the author, but it still sounds intriguing, I will first download the sample.

I also like Stephen Frey and Joseph finder; these are mainly wall street, litigation and corporate based fictions. Page turners for me, but you have to be into those genres.

I also read some non fiction mostly related to fitness ( cross fit auto biographies for example), but these will be fairly boring to most.

I am not into fantasy or sci fi genres. Will not go near the vampire stuff and do not understand the trending towards them in last few months. Hopefully it is a fad to end soon.

[gamergirl 4,610]

Here are some fiction books I have been reading in the last 2 months or so:

Dan brown - Inferno (I like them all)

John grisham - Sicamore row (next read)

Gilligan Flynn - Gone girl (current)

Richard Preston - the cobra event (similar to the hot zone)

David baldacci- first family

Stephen king - the stand (oldie, but writing is excellent)

When I am looking for something to read, I like to get on the kindle store and look at what is "popular," but being careful to avoid the mommy porn which always ends up near the top of the list. If I am unfamiliar with the author, but it still sounds intriguing, I will first download the sample.

I also like Stephen Frey and Joseph finder; these are mainly wall street, litigation and corporate based fictions. Page turners for me, but you have to be into those genres.

I also read some non fiction mostly related to fitness ( cross fit auto biographies for example), but these will be fairly boring to most.

I am not into fantasy or sci fi genres.

I found Gone Girl quite intriguing. I read Dark Places after that, hoping to find it equally good, and I don't know, it just seemed like murder and mayhem and unhappiness just to make a story out of it. Not sure if I'll read any more of her stuff or not.

Stephen Frey looks intriguing I might try one.

[AmandaRaeLeo 2,146]

Here are some fiction books I have been reading in the last 2 months or so:<br> Dan brown - Inferno (I like them all)<br> John grisham - Sicamore row (next read)<br> Gilligan Flynn - Gone girl (current)<br> Richard Preston - the cobra event (similar to the hot zone)<br> David baldacci- first family <br> Stephen king - the stand (oldie, but writing is excellent)<br> When I am looking for something to read, I like to get on the kindle store and look at what is "popular," but being careful to avoid the mommy porn which always ends up near the top of the list. If I am unfamiliar with the author, but it still sounds intriguing, I will first download the sample.<br> I also like Stephen Frey and Joseph finder; these are mainly wall street, litigation and corporate based fictions. Page turners for me, but you have to be into those genres.<br> I also read some non fiction mostly related to fitness ( cross fit auto biographies for example), but these will be fairly boring to most. <br> I am not into fantasy or sci fi genres. Will not go near the vampire stuff and do not understand the trending towards them in last few months. Hopefully it is a fad to end soon.

I just reread Gone Girl. Looooove that book.

Just finished Sycamore Road. It was a good read.

The Stand is a kickass King book. If you haven't yet, I suggest 11/22/63 by King.