"Cold Treachery" by Charles Todd. it's #7 in his Inspector Rutledge series, now reading #8. Usually reading more than one book at a time, so also reading Year of No sugar by Eve Shaub and Head First Design Patterns
"Cold Treachery" by Charles Todd. it's #7 in his Inspector Rutledge series, now reading #8. Usually reading more than one book at a time, so also reading Year of No sugar by Eve Shaub and Head First Design Patterns
Lady Onogaro (January 11th, 2015)
akapulko2020 (January 11th, 2015)
The last book I read was Snow Crash a cyberpunk novel by Neal Stephenson.
Kent
akapulko2020 (January 11th, 2015), Lady Onogaro (January 11th, 2015)
"Computers can figure out all kinds of problems, except the things
in the world that just don't add up."
James Magary
So many of you are into mysteries! Do we have any Mary Monica Pulver fans?
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
VertOlive (January 14th, 2015)
I just finished John Katzebahch's Just Cause. Katzenbach writes some great novels.
Stephenson is a FANTASTIC author. I re-read Cryptonomicom every couple years as its such a fascinating read. I need tonread it again soon. REAMDE was quite good and inshould probably reread Anathem soon as well. He is such a smart author, i frequently find myself keeping a dictionary close by when I am reading one of his books.
For you Sherlock Holmes fans (or devotees), you might like A Slight Trick of the Mind by Mitch Cullen. It was also one of my favorite books last year. It's a great meditation on fathers and sons, loss, etc. It's sort of a book that uses Sherlock Holmes as a character in order to explore aging and loss. They have made a film of it with Ian McKellen as Holmes, and it is due to be released sometime this year.
Lady Onogaro
"Be yourself--everybody else is already taken." --Oscar Wilde
Not a genre I usually go for but when you read one, especially if it's part of a series, they just take hold. I've been reading the Matthew Sharldake series by C. J. Sansom over the holidays. Murder mysteries during Tudor times.
Dissolution
Dark Fire
Sovereign
Revelation
Taking a break from them before tackling the last two: Heartstone and then Lamentation.
Dreck (January 13th, 2015), Lady Onogaro (January 30th, 2015)
Almost finished "Last days of the bus club" by Chris Stewart, Have to say as good as it is, it's no 'Driving over lemons"
We look forward to the time when the power of love will replace the love of power. Then will our world know the blessings of peace.
At Canto 23 of The Inferno.
On the kindle: American Sniper by Chris Kyle.
"Nolo esse salus sine vobis ...” —St. Augustine
Just finished Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell and am currently reading Monster Hunter International Nemesis by Larry Correia.
VertOlive (January 26th, 2015)
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
Packing all 5 books of Game of Thrones on a Kobo reader for Jamaica reading.
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Bad Feminist by Roxanne Gay
The Woman Upstairs by Claire Messud
What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami
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