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What book are you reading?

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    Apprentice in Death by J.D. Robb - great murder mystery series with futuristic technology

    Love her books

    Currently reading Invisible by James Patterson
  • Posts: 118 Member
    Im currently reading the witcher books. Totally awesome
  • Posts: 576 Member
    Working my way through The Dresden Files again
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    Spiritual Midwife
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    edited July 2018
    I like to find these weird books on Amazon and read them. Some have insightful tidbits in them and others just have some pretty laughable premises.

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  • Posts: 684 Member
    Just finished White Fire by Preston & Child
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    Currently reading Northanger Abbey by Val McDermid

    Finding it interesting so far even though I've just started but seems to be a good read.
  • Posts: 684 Member
    Blue Labrinyth by Preston & Child
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    Finishing up "The girl on the ice"

    Need a new one soon!
  • Posts: 560 Member
    Started reading James Herriot books after many years,so funny. for those that don't know them its about a Yorkshire vet. All based on true stories from his practice.
  • Posts: 284 Member
    Currently reading Fractured by Catherine McKenzie.
  • Posts: 114 Member
    The Enduring Democracy
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    A pretty interesting one :)
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    Unbearable Lightness by Portia de Rossi about her eating disorder. Very good read.
  • Posts: 2,847 Member
    The Indifferent Stars Above: The Harrowing Story of the Donner Party by Daniel James Brown
  • Posts: 1,984 Member
    Just finished Michael Collins, a biography by Tim Pat Coogan and just started he Troubles: Ireland's Ordeal 1966–1995 and the Search for Peace by Tim Pat Coogan
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  • Posts: 684 Member
    finished Crimson Shore and Obsidian Chamber, and since the last Pendergast book is still on the wait list I also read Gideons Sword and Gideons Corpse also by Lincoln & Child. Also read Emma in the Night by Wendy Walker.
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  • Posts: 67 Member
    Dan browns’s origin... I can’t get enough of Robert Langdon!!
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    edited August 2018
    Currently reading "Crimson Campaign" by Brian McClellan.

    Also swung by Barnes & Noble yesterday because I was in the area...I really should stop doing that, because I can never just go in and look.

    Walked out with these. Super stoked about "Privateer", second book in the Dragon Corsairs series. :smile:

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  • Posts: 4,877 Member
    Aleph. I love Paulo Coehlo.
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    The Wise Man's Fear

    Pat Rothfuss is amazing.
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    As I lay dying by Bill Faulkner
  • Posts: 187 Member
    Dark Sky by Mike Brooks. Second book of his series, which is my first adventure into the "space opera" genre. v1cvfhkzukw1.jpg
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    edited August 2018
    The Posadas County Mysteries by Steven F. Havilland - Easy Errors
    This is the 3rd or 4th book I read in this series and while I enjoy reading them, I notice that it's a book I can easily give up to start reading another book.
  • Posts: 1,954 Member
    Ice cream machine recipe book.
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    Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain

    Great book, great chef, great human. RIP

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