What are you reading right now ?

[Avinvi]

I finally started Don Quixote! I heard it's a fun read. Going by the prologue, the author seems to be quite an interesting person as well haha.

[chelhack]

I just finished The Warramunga’s Aftermath of the War. I am currently reading Final Notice.

[Gravy]

I'm about halfway through The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells

[rssllue]

Black by Ted Dekker

[pre106-2]

the hundred years old man who disappeared by Jonas Johansson

[Redlegs]

I am starting The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks. This is my second Banks novel this year - I 'discovered' him only recently and thoroughly enjoyed his later novel The Crow Road. The subject matter in The Wasp Factory sounds challenging to say the least.

[Gravy]

Black by Ted Dekker

Hey! Me too!

[Connie2018]

Precious Gifts by Danielle Steel, is the book I'm reading right now.
The storyline is dealing with a dysfunctional family of girls (sister's).
The loss of their father, and realization that their mother is a woman too!
Really good book.
Thank you
Connie 2018

[rssllue]

Black by Ted Dekker

Hey! Me too!

What a coincidence!

[juliamenez]

The Warramunga's War

[klwoodford]

I just finished Pembrim by Bree Lenehan and have been on the hunt for new reading material. I haven't felt drawn to anything yet. I'm thinking something occult/supernatural related but nothing super dark. We shall see.

[Imagine14]

Currently reading Life Reset by Shemer Kuznits. Its a LitRPG series about a man who got stuck inside a game when his "friend" betrayed him and used a spell to turn him into a goblin.

[Taekwondoqueen]

I just finished reading Zero Day, the last book in the Hatching series. I loved that book so very much, I think that it’s my favorite book I’ve ever read, besides Harry Potter. I do love apocalypse books, maybe somebody has some suggestions like that one for me. If you like apocalyptic horror, this is the right book for you, trust me.

[Taekwondoqueen]

Right now, I am rereading the Harry Potter series for the 5th time! I think that I mostly read books for the fun of it, which results in a ton of name calling. Joke will be on them when I become a famous genius for all my reading.

[Book Bear]

The House of Baric trilogy by Jillian Bald. An elegant historical romance. I'm not usually into these sorts of books but it's a corker.