I'm reading A column of fire by Ken Follet. You?
I am halfway through Jane Eyre because it’s one of those books you’re “supposed to” read. I am also proofreading a book that will be released in May.
Jane Eyre is one of my favourite novels. I hope you like it, but I'll totally understand if you don't.
Honestly, I’m finding it a bit... slow. Was kind of relieved to have an excuse to take a break. But I hate to not finish a book so i’ll Get back to it when I finish the other one @Ori89
Just finished a two book series by A.G. Riddle, "Pandemic" and "Genome". It kept me at the edge of my seat until the end. I really enjoyed it!
I checked my library website to see if they have the e-books.
they do not but do have Departure. Have you read it?
I'm dyslexic, so I listen to a lot of books. Right now Artemis by Andy Weir. The writer for The Martian.
It ok.
I LOVED the Martian! Both the book and the movie (rare that). I have Artemis and am looking forward to reading it... um, soon... but, I have a huge pile of books (well, boxes of books) that I am working through.
Just re-read Jeffery Deaver - The bodies left behind
its seriously trickily plotted and dynamic, a cop story with so many bits thrown in and it keeps you in there right to the end. The person of most interest is a policewoman who gets caught up in something that just keeps gather ing momentum
I'm reading several books concurrently, for the umpteenth time, depending on which device I'm using, or if I'm reading off line or not.
The Misha Burkett Catskinner series.
The Persian Boy, by Mary Renault
Manning Up, by Zander Kieg
The James Herriot series
@Hellbent I've been reading her for over a decade, and think she's great. But other historical writers are as good, or better, such as Jeannette Walls, and Laura Hillenbrand,
@Hellbent If you like Mary, you'll LOVE them. I am shaken whenever I reread Jeannette's autobiographical, The Glass Castle, as well as her grandmother's life story, Half Broke Horses.
@Hellbent I just read your bio, and now I think you should write your own autobiography, LOL! I'm writing a short memoir of growing up with my Haitian mustangs, although I'm not sure who would care. Just for me, if nobody else.
My partner has been reading the Harry Potter series to me. We are on Book 4. He does all the voices differently (he's a storyteller and actor in local theatre, so he has lots of different accents).
I'm also reading a book of letters from Jack Kerouac to various people in his life.
The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini, R. A. Salvatores' Drizzt novels, The Cleric Quintet, and The Demonwars Saga, Roger Zelaznys' Chronicles of Amber, Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and James Axlers' Deathlands series from 0-114. This is my usual list I go through every month. Every couple months I'll add the Harry Potter series as well.
I've just started 'In This Grave Hour', by Jacqueline Winspeare. It's part of her Maisie Dobbs mystery series, which I really love. I am also rereading 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' by Robert Persig. The post script at the end about his son always makes me cry.
Goldenhand by Garth Nix. Prior to that it was Rage and Fury by Wolff. Next will be... I don't know, many to choose from (I do no less than a book a week).
@RickWard I was doing a book a day but that was when I had a house and comfortable reading places to sit in.
And yes, work does slow down my consumption so you are in a good place. My wife and I both gave up reading after college for a number of years. The 'forced' reading of texts kind of burned us out, but we made our way back.
I'm big into Syfy and just bought a tablet so I could down load books to start reading again. Just Bought "The Gathering Storm" book 12 of the Wheel of Time. Its been Years since I last read a book but wanted to finish this series.