What are you reading currently?

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  • Btrflydog
    Btrflydog Posts: 1,526 Member

    @FitMary202 -enjoy!

  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 556 Member

    I am going to finish up The Armor of Light by Ken Follett tonight I think. I have 5 hours to go.

    Next up is the Murderbot novel, it is book 5 in the series (of the 7 that are currently written it is the only novel length one). I really like that series better the second time through, all the stories connect better than waiting a year between each and forgetting what went on in the previous storyline.

  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 556 Member
    edited April 1

    I finished the Murderbot series, read a dime western, and now reading Witches of East End by Melissa de la Cruz. It is pretty good so far. I guess there is a tv show made from the series (two seasons available on Hulu)?

  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,812 Member

    Started Greek Lessons by Han Kang last night as a break from Solenoid…

  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,812 Member

    Greek Lessons is interesting, but a little goes a long way… I also started a very interesting nonfiction book by Salmaan Keshavjee called Blind Spot: How Neoliberalism Infiltrated Global Health. It's based on some fascinating work he did in post-Soviet Tajikistan.

  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 556 Member
    edited April 11

    Currently reading: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince by JK Rowling *****

    Also reads:

    Collateral by Ellen Hopkins **

    Imperfect Sword (The Lost Stars book 3) by Jack Campbell ****

    Everything Happens for a Reason **** & No Cure for Being Human ***, both by Kate Bowler

    The Witches of East End trilogy by Melissa de la Cruz ****

    To the River's End (Jake Ransom, Man of the Mountains #1) by William W. and JA Johnstone ***

  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,812 Member

    Finished Greek Lessons. Oh, my goodness. What inspires someone to start—let alone finish!—a story like that? I'm going to have to head off in a completely different direction after that one!

  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,812 Member

    Reading Owls of the Eastern Ice by Jonathan Slaught. Interesting scientific "adventure" story about the author's work in Russia's Far East.

  • Catfish_Fan
    Catfish_Fan Posts: 556 Member
    edited April 18

    Three Californias Triptych by Kim Stanley Robinson is really good. These are three independent novels written about Orange County in the future. The first is dystopic, and was good. The second is modern/futuristic, very good, and it is very character-centric. I'm finishing that one up tonight. I am looking forward to finding out what the third novel is about.

    The Wild Shore

    The Gold Coast

    Pacific Edge

  • FitMary202
    FitMary202 Posts: 1,812 Member

    @Catfish_Fan I started his Ministry for the Future but got distracted. I need to revisit Peak Not-yet-finished on Mount TBR…