Any good reading going on out there

Here is a book I mentioned before..It's called Gargoyle...very interesting read...If you have the time I would check it out...

I started Pillars of the earth a year ago as my before bed book and it is just such a hard read...Has anyone else read it I'm about to give up..

Just started Bourne Deception

I hear thats good...you'll have to review it when you're done..

When do you guy's find the time to read??

Marty wrote:

When do you guy's find the time to read??

Speaking of reading . . . Lax, can I borrow your avatar for about an hour? I won't hurt it.

Chrissy, you really ought to finish Pillars of the Earth! Piss on Star Wars!!! Pillars of the Earth is undeniably one of the most spellbinding and monumental epics you'll ever have the opportunity to read. A while ago, suffering from cold-casket boredom, I read it in my grandmother's basement, and it's still with me!

Marty wrote:

When do you guy's find the time to read??

Ehhhhhhhhh,......................

ok Fret Ill push through

Thinking about getting Don Felder's book "Heaven and Hell: My Life in the Eagles. Might be an interesting read.

another good is .....The Lovely Bones.....Was made into a movie that wasn't half bad but the book is always so much better.

I have now finished The Millennium trilogy, absolutely stunning. I whole heartedly recommend these books. It's a shame that there won't be anymore.

Roger H wrote:

I have now finished The Millennium trilogy, absolutely stunning. I whole heartedly recommend these books. It's a shame that there won't be anymore.

I like the Millenium Falcon.

FOOL !!!

Roger H wrote:

Just finished The Girl Who Played With Fire...........Brilliant X2. Now started The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets Nest.

did you finish? was it good?

I hear tell that when the author died he had 2 possibly three other books sitting there finished..His sister is the last relative alive and I guess there is some controversy over whether or not they can be published..Would be cool if they could..

Chrissy wrote:

Roger H wrote:

Just finished The Girl Who Played With Fire...........Brilliant X2. Now started The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets Nest.

did you finish? was it good?

I hear tell that when the author died he had 2 possibly three other books sitting there finished..His sister is the last relative alive and I guess there is some controversy over whether or not they can be published..Would be cool if they could..

Yep, read all 3 books. Stevie has also mentioned that they had found some more of his work. I hope it's true, I miss Lisbeth already !!

I have started re-reading Hary Potter & the Deathly Hallows, so I can see what they missed out of the film...

Pete wrote:

I have started re-reading Hary Potter & the Deathly Hallows, so I can see what they missed out of the film...

I thought of doing that, but the book is still in Luton.

Roger The Shrubber wrote:

Pete wrote:

I have started re-reading Hary Potter & the Deathly Hallows, so I can see what they missed out of the film...

I thought of doing that, but the book is still in Luton.

Well that's no good!

I've gone back to my P. J Tracy books. Just finnished Live Bait and now on Dead Run. Not the most brain taxing of detective novels but good fun none the less.

Don't know if any of you have read any of the Scarpetta Novels by Patricia Cornwell..there are about 17 I believe in all....She has just released a new one called Port Mortuary which is really really really good......You could start with this one and then go back and read the others....A definite one to get if you are snow bound...

Sounds good, I'll check it out. On the last of my P.J Tracy novels at the moment, it's quite aptly name Snow Blind.

Bump

The Eric Carr Story. Compiled by Greg Prato.

Lost patience with the horrible and tedious interview after interview nature of this book, making it (for me) impossible to spend any lengnth of time reading. I shall dip into it from time to time from now on.

The Latest Classic Rock and Powerplay have arrived through our letter box today, so plenty of reading to do now. Well, reading Poweplay cover to cover and flicking through C.R.

Roger. H wrote:

Lost patience with the horrible and tedious interview after interview nature of this book, making it (for me) impossible to spend any lengnth of time reading. I shall dip into it from time to time from now on.

The Latest Classic Rock and Powerplay have arrived through our letter box today, so plenty of reading to do now. Well, reading Poweplay cover to cover and flicking through C.R.

Which is why I ended my subscription..

My Mother-in- Law bought me this years subscription for a Christmas present, so I could hardly say no.