What are you reading right now ?

[Gravy]

I just finished reading a sample of Zoo by James Patterson. I wanted to give it a try to see if I wanted to spend the $ on it!
I'm pretty sure it's going to be worth every penny so can't wait to get it downloaded on my Kindle!

I'm also interested in that one

I'm currently reading Not My Father's Son by Alan Cumming.

[ylisa7]

I just finished reading a sample of Zoo by James Patterson. I wanted to give it a try to see if I wanted to spend the $ on it!
I'm pretty sure it's going to be worth every penny so can't wait to get it downloaded on my Kindle!

-- 02 Jul 2015, 18:27 --

I just finished reading a sample of Zoo by James Patterson. I wanted to give it a try to see if I wanted to spend the $ on it!
I'm pretty sure it's going to be worth every penny so can't wait to get it downloaded on my Kindle!

I'm also interested in that one

I'm currently reading Not My Father's Son by Alan Cumming.

This is a new TV series that started on Tuesday night.
imdb.com/title/tt3250026/episodes?year= ... ps_yr_2015

[Gravy]

This is a new TV series that started on Tuesday night.
imdb.com/title/tt3250026/episodes?year= ... ps_yr_2015

I know
It seems promising.

[power]

I'm reading "Breakthrough Rapid Reading" by Peter Kump.

[Bighuey]

Chrysler Workman. An Autobiography of Walter Chrysler. Very good so far.

[KNewton]

I'm reading the Midnight, Texas series by Charlaine Harris and just started Real Murders by her as well.

[lehm14]

I am currently rereading Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews. I assume most people have read this book however if you haven't I encourage you to . This book literally keeps you glued to the pages and you don't want to stop until you reach the end of the series.

[Levi]

I am reading this post right now:)

[brancook]

I am reading Jane Eyre for my first time. It is an admirable book, not much different from other "Bildungsromanen" but considerably more morbid, more driven to the idea that life can plainly and simply be unfair. It's a nasty, little shocker of a truth and I admire the author considerably for driving at it so skillfully.

I am also reading Kipling's "The Jungle Book" in a Russian translation. I seldom read children's literature, but Kipling's stories are complex, truthful and fanciful, holding to the sometimes-dismal facts of life yet retaining the perpetual enchantment that is a child's first conception of the world.

[Ty0005]

Leviathan Wakes By: James S.A Corey. About 3/4th of the way through and enjoying it highly.

[gali]

I am back to "The Autumn Republic by" Brian McClellan. I took a break from it to review a book.

[ylisa7]

Yesterday I started Merchants of Doubt This is a heavy book with a lot of facts and proof to back it up. It shows how businesses and/or our government hire scientists to cause doubt in proven theories. It is then sold to the American public as fact. So far I have read about RJ Reynolds and how cigarettes "don't" cause cancer, and also George H W Bush working for Ronald Reagan and their SDI program which cost the US $60 billion on lies. Interesting read. I can't wait to read more but it is very slow. I need to absorb a lot of names and information.

[tatie_jeff]

George R R Martin series, 'A Song of Ice and Fire' ... started watching Game of Thrones a while back but stopped when I realised the TV series was based on these books - would much rather read the story than watch it!

[Levi]

I am reading The Wicked Wives. An interesting tale of devilish dames.

[nabszains]

I am starting Accident
by Danielle Steel. Seems nice.