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    What book are you reading?

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      Does it count as "reading" a book if I'm reviewing my first novel to make sure my second novel is consistent and hasn't screwed up a timeline or whatnot?
    • Posts: 11,759 Member
      What? @nossmf you wrote a novel and didn't tell us it's title? OK, give it up!!
    • Posts: 9,723 Member
      tuddy315 wrote: »
      What? @nossmf you wrote a novel and didn't tell us it's title? OK, give it up!!

      Yeh, really! What genre do you write?
    • Posts: 11,759 Member
      Blow Out by Catherine Coulter. I have not read any of her books yet.
    • Posts: 1,519 Member
      Though H ell Should Bar the Way by David Drake. It is sort of a book in the RCN series. I'm almost done with it, have generally enjoyed it. A decent action/adventure space opera...
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      the newest book by Lisa Jewell, The Night She Disappeared.
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      "Killing Commendatore" by Haruki Murakami. Loving it.
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      "Dragon Born" by Michael Noss (not the book of the same title by a dozen other authors), available in paperback and kindle formats on Amazon.

      It's a fantasy novel. After I self-published it, I was asked if I was inspired by the video game Elder Scrolls, which I can honestly say I knew nothing about until after I was asked by multiple people.

      Am right now the motions of having a few family members test-read by sequel, give me input so I can edit it into a better product. Anybody interested in being a beta-reader?
    • Posts: 2,997 Member
      "Breath" by James Nestor.
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    • Posts: 11,759 Member
      The Night Before. Lisa Jackson
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      Maps of Meaning, Jordan Peterson
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      Murders and Metaphors: a Magical bookshop Mystery

      fun, light reading series
    • Posts: 413 Member
      The English Spy by Daniel Silva
    • Posts: 11,759 Member
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      Dragon Born by Michael Noss. Can't wait to start it!
    • Posts: 1,519 Member
      Just read Patricia Brigg's Storm Cursed (again, I'd forgotten...) and Smoke Bitten, which I really liked.

      Reading To Clear Away the Shadows by David Drake now, which is probably my Drake limit for the year, having read two in about as many weeks. I like Drake but only limited amounts. Unlike some writers I like, I can't see doing a Drake binge.
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      I'm reading 'Of Mice and Men' at the moment.
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      Still on "Think like a Monk "
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      I just started,

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      West with Giraffes
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      wanda_idelia wrote: »
      West with Giraffes

      I read that over the summer :)
    • Posts: 1,519 Member
      Just finished Forgotten in Death by JD Robb. I like her books quite a bit. Usually series this long get dumb or boring or repetitive but not these. There is formula, yes, and even some predictability but not boring or stale.
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      Heard about the Wheel of Time Tv series coming in Nov - decided to refresh myself on the first few books of the series. I started book 5 yesterday - suspect im just going to read the whole series again.
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      Beverly Jenkins- On the Corner of Hope and Main (from her Blessings Series)
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      I am rereading Remember When, by JD Robb and Nora Roberts (the same person!).

      I'm gonna talk anout what my husband is reading for a minute because...blown away. I've been reading Ilona Andrews for years...he reads some of them, especially the Edge and Hidden Legacy, but has always been iffy on the Kate Daniels series. Then the first Iron Covenant came out and he loves it. Me: you DO know this is part of the Kate Daniels dtory arch, right? Him: Yeah. BUT...but it's different ...

      Now he has gone back to the beginning of the Kate Daniels list and is reading them. And...dare I say...liking them. And telling me he doesn't think he's read them before. So weird.
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      The Four Agreements

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