What Are You Reading?

[Eve]

I've just started The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware after finishing I See You by Clare Mackintosh.

Am enjoying it so far. I See You was great! Definitely a page turning thriller.

What are you reading?

[scorpiojo]

I See You :)

[Eve]

Hope you enjoy it! Let me know when you get to the end! :)

[scorpiojo]

Will do :)

...followed by Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, and
Lie With Me by Sabine Durrant

[Eve]

I loved the Harry Potter books, will have to try The Cursed Child.

[jambutty]

in a dark dark wood by Ruth Ware. About 1/3rd of the way through, loving it.

[Eve]

I loved that book, read the whole thing in one afternoon. It's what prompted me to get her The Woman in Cabin 10.

[jambutty]

I'll be getting that next Eve.

[webbo3]

Armageddon: The battle for Germany 1944 - 1945 by Max Hastings.



Dave.

[Togo]

The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss. The follow up to The Name of the Wind. Enjoyable.

[vulcan42]

Hiroshima by John Hersey.

[-SharonA-]

I am struggling through Marc Raabe's the Cut.

[pastafreak]

I'm just finishing some light summer reading..."Watch Over Me" by Daniela Sacerdoti.

[Lie-in King]

Halfway through "The Long Cosmos" by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter.

This is the last of the quintet that began with "The Long Earth" and I've thoroughly enjoyed them.

[Smowball]

Exit Music by Ian Rankin. It's a Rebus novel.

[scorpiojo]

Hi Sharon, is it not good?

[jourdain2]

Ashamed to admit that I am reading an 'Agatha Raisin' mystery (m c beaton)
They are not good writing, but enjoyable and popular and they pass the time on the bus and in waiting rooms. My other book on the go is a Bill Bryson - on his return to USA (before he baled out and came back to UK) and he is a a literate gent and a very genuine bloke (met him many times when he was collecting eldest son from athletics training sessions).

Daughter and I visited in New Hampshire when we did a brave pre-uni trip -
I can't believe that I drove in and out of New York and all that way up to and through Vermont. Managed to find and visit Robert Frost's 2 homes.

[-SharonA-]

The Cut by Marc Raabe is set in Germany and I have a thing about books set in Sweden and most foreign countries.
The plot itself is ok.

[scorpiojo]

Ta :)

[horseshoes]

ANOTHER Michael Connelly book - Trunk Music.