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.

[Suzanne]

Two police procedural so
In Britain just after WWI - River of Darkness, by Rennie Airth
In Brazil - Blood of the Wicked, by Leighton Gage

[Lisa Towles]

Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, and Dan Brown's Inferno :)

[Suzanne]

Blood of the Wicked, by Leighton Gage, a police procedural in Brazil

[Julian Donn]

Just read the last page of Peter May's Freeze Frame.

Fantastic writer!

[Johnnie Dun]

Just starting Toby Ball's The Vault, a dystopian world where apparently files on every one are kept in an underground vault in a noir unnamed City. 

[Julian Donn]

Finally started the Gary Disher Inspector Challis series, The Dragon Man.

This is a very good book, after reading Candice Fox's Hades last month I must say that the future of Australian crime writing is very bright indeed.

Give these writers a try, you wont be sorry.

[Avery Daniels]

I just finished reading A Study in Scarlet Women by Sherry Thomas.  It is a imagined Sherlock Holmes - where Sherlock is a woman.  Well written, great characters.  I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Alex Reut]

The Procane Chronicle by Oliver Bleek aka Ross Thomas

[Suzanne]

Pavel and I, by Dan Vyleta.  Setting is Berlin, ten days during the Christmas season, 1946.  Six characters do some good things and some bad things.  An amazing book.

[Julian Donn]

Quota by Jock Serong.

Anyone who grew up in small town anywhere will enjoy this.

CHARLIE JARDIM has just trashed his legal career in a spectacular courtroom meltdown, and his fiancee has finally left him. When an old friend slings him a prosecution brief that will take him to the remote coastal town of Dauphin, Charlie reluctantly agrees that the sea air might be good for him.

The case is a murder. The victim was involved in the illegal abalone trade and the even more illegal drug trade. and the witnesses aren't talking.

[Kevin G. Chapman]

The Crime & Thriller group on Goodreads.com is discussion Tom Clancy's "The Hunt for Red October."  Very interesting discussion there.  Wow, this book started slowly!  How did he get this first 50 pages past an editor?  Jump on in and join the discussion there.