What are you currently reading?

[QualityBookReviews]

An open discussion on what everyone is currently reading. Make recommendations to others, discuss what is new, hot, bestsellers, anything and everything related to books and the authors.

[Tim Scanlon]

Currently reading Steve Berry's Paris Vendetta. Then my next with be Luther by Neil Cross.

I got Karen Slaughter's Criminal for Xmas and a Amazon gift card. Stephen Leather also sent fans three ebooks as gifts. Really looking forward to more reading this Xmas break.

How about everyone else.

[Jen Hilborne]

Currently reading FURIES by DL Johnstone, a Roman thriller. I received Merry Christmas Alex Cross by James Patterson for Christmas, so that will be next. 

[Tim Crabb]

I am now reading "Hell is Empty" by Craig Johnson. Series follows Sheriff Walt Longmire of Absaroka County Wyoming. Found this authors works after watching th TV series "Longmire" this year which is based on his books.

[I. J. Parker]

Sorry about posting my Harlan Coben and Olen Steinhauer comments on the other thread.

[Patricia Gligor]

I'm reading "Bubba's Ghost" by Marja McGraw. Another wonderful Sandi Webster mystery.

[David DeLee]

I'm catching up on a bunch of short stories as I bid my time waiting for the January release of Robert Crais' latest, SUSPECT.

Just finished a Kindle Short by Nelson DeMille called THE BOOKCASE. A fun little short story. Last night, started a collection of four short stories by author Christine Kling SEA BITCH.

[Karen from AustCrime]

It's January, it's scorching outside. So I read the new Cliff Hardy novel - THE DUNBAR CASE over New Year, and now I'm struggling through YOUNG PHILBY by Robert Littell which isn't really working for me. Next up I'm looking for something nice and dark and twisty.

[Jen Hilborne]

I'm reading Merry Christmas Alex Cross by James Patterson. Not sure so much about the story, but I like the short chapters.

[Colman]

About to start - Twenty Major - The Order Of The Phoenix Park

[I. J. Parker]

I've just started the audio version of Michael Robotham's THE WRECKAGE.  I've read and praised other books by Robotham before, but I must say once again (and before I'm really past the beginning), his writing is superb, far, far above the common run of crime novels and a total pleasure for a fellow writer to read.  The man's an inspiration.

(Oh, and the reader for the book is also very good).

[David DeLee]

Began reading ICE COLD by Tess Gerritsen, a Rizzoli & Isles book. I'm a big fan, read them all in order up to this one. So far it hasn't disappointed.

[Colman]

Fun And Games - Duane Swierczynski.....about 50 pages in, enjoying it so far!