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.

[Joy Calderwood]

BREAKING DAWN, Stephenie Meyer. Closing in on the end of my second reading of the series. After this I hope I will feel satisfied enough to put in some intensive work.

[Rodney Wiethop]

I just finished Daniel Depps "Loser Town" & now I'm reading an ARC of Ken Bruen & Reed Farrell Coleman's new book "Tower" & Ace Atkins "Devils Garden" on Fatty Arbuckles murder rap. Rod Wiethop

[I. J. Parker]

Three books at the same time?

[HappyRuby]

Lots of people do more than one book at a time - I'm not one of them. I'm doing good to concentrate on one at a time. Just finished The Second Death of Goodluck Tinubu by Michael Stanley. I enjoyed the book and reading about South Africa.

[Harley Sachs]

Alas, I don't get down to reading until bedtime and in twenty minutes I am o-u-t fir the night.
I'm returning to Michigan next weekend to start a new mystery. It should be a good one, as my wife gave me a brilliant idea for it. If I complete it and it is published it will be book #22.

Harley Sachs www.hu.mtu.edu/~hlsachs where you can read the short story "The Great Fortune Cookie Caper." Funny mystery.

[Karen from AustCrime]

I've just read something I'd be plugging as Best New Crime Fiction novel in this year's Neds - Storm Peak by John A Flanagan and then Bleeding Heart Square by Andrew Taylor. Now I have to find something to keep up the standard :)

[Dana King]

Breaking and Entering, by Connie Fletcher. Oral histories of police women, circa 1995. It's a re-read for me, highly recommended.

[D K Gaston]

I'm reading Dean Koontz's 'The Good Guy' - half way through it and I'm really enjoying it.
I'm also reading Inner City Blues by Paula L. Woods - nearly finished. This is also a good read.

[HappyRuby]

I'm reading Fire & Ice by J. A. Jance and it good.

[Joy Calderwood]

SITKA by Louis l'Amour -- since I'm still in Alaska mode, and I needed something that wouldn't hang onto my attention for days. In addition to the standard l'Amour mountain man hero, it ties into the circumstances of the Alaska Purchase.

[Suzanne]

I'm reading "Drood" bu Dan Simmons. Book is framed as a document written by Wilkie Collins, with his instructions that it be published many years hence. I'm only on page 159 of 771 pages, but so far, so good.

[Adam Bourgoin]

Right now I'm reading TRIGGER CITY by Sean Chercover. Nothing short of fantastic!