What are you Reading or Read?

[Pider]

I've been working my way through the Jack Reacher series. I've done five, and I'm not sure it's worth more. A good read on a plane when nothing better to do. But, same old same old.

[Haurock]

For those who like Sci-Fi... interesting premise...

[Still-One]

I am reading the third and last installment of Ken Follett's Century trilogy "Edge of Eternity". I have enjoyed following the families from just before World War I 'till the end of the last century.

[Haurock]

Originally Posted by Still-One

I am reading the third and last installment of Ken Follett's Century trilogy "Edge of Eternity". I have enjoyed following the families from just before World War I 'till the end of the last century.

I've not yet started reading the third book.. it's on my list. I did rather enjoy the first two books quite a bit.

[audio badger]

Originally Posted by Still-One

I am reading the third and last installment of Ken Follett's Century trilogy "Edge of Eternity". I have enjoyed following the families from just before World War I 'till the end of the last century.

I really enjoyed the first two. Looking forward to reading the third.

[aqman]

I'm making my way through Iain Banks' culture series again. For SF fans these are a must read.

[radio times]

Bertrand Russell's History of Western Philosophy. Well, my internet connection was down. If you want the endless a priori post priori gobbledebook in Kant explained, he's your man. Good on Thomas Kempis and the medieval period too.

[Toccata]

Gone by Mo Hayder. A very good police procedural so far.



Whoa...I just found a chilling promotion video for the novel:

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[audio badger]

Recently finished If the Dead Rise Not by Phillip Kerr. As with all of the Bernie Gunther novels, I thouroughly enjoyed this one.

[telematic]

11/22/63 by Stephen King