"The Murder Book" - Jonathan Kellerman

and with this, i will be wrapping up my kellerman reading pending the release of his next one. i think it'll be time to dip into my collection and re-read a classic. possibly even Art of War.

Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind. Very good so far.

Just started reading Down and Dirty Pictures : Miramax, Sundance, and the Rise of Independent Film
by Peter Biskind.

Now reading - Me talk pretty one day - David Sedaris

I read Crisis of Islam and really enjoyed it. It dealt with the history of Islam which was good because all that I had read before was just about the religion.

I finally read Angels & Demons and enjoyed it. It had some cheese but it was mostly good.

Up Next:

I am a school teacher, so I'm going to whip through some young adult before I get back to personal reading.

I'm about 3/4 finished through Thomas Perry's Sleeping Dogs. I just haven't had much reading time lately as its taken me forever to get through this one.

I have to admit I don't read as much as I should, but this book was a great quick read for me. Sedaris is very funny.

Finished Me Talk Pretty One Day
Now - The Hanged Man's Song "a Kidd novel" - John Sanford

Just finished the Christopher Moore's book, "Island Of The Sequined Love Nun."

wind-up bird chronicle

Just finished reading The Sandman Preludes and Nocturnes by Neil Gaiman. I'd never read a graphic novel before (other than a few manga I barely understood when I lived in Japan.) I liked it and am going to keep going in the series.

Now I'm reading a non-descript romance by Catherine Coulter (can't remember title) and His Mother's Son by Cai Emmons (my writing teacher).

tasha

over half way through Timeline, by M.Crichton

Finished John Sandford's "Easy Prey", and started "Black Cross" by Greg Iles. A lot of people have recommended Black Cross and it's my first Greg Iles book.

Black Cross was an excellant read. After that you may want to check out Spandau Phoenix, also by Greg Iles. It is set during the late 1980's in Germany with alot of references back to World War 2. Lots of intrigue and action, with speculation about what happened to Rudolph Hess. I've read almost all of Iles books and they are all pretty solid reads.

I'm going to be starting "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo later tonight.

I already have Spandau Phoenix and 24 Hours, but haven't gotten around to reading them yet. I bought them along with Black Cross awhile ago based on recommendations of them on this board. So far so good for Black Cross :thumbsup:. I'll be on the lookout for his other books.

Just finished Thomas Perry's Sleeping Dogs.

Next up, Richard Laymon's To Wake the Dead (aka Amara).

Just finished Puzo's The Sicilian..

Reading The Lost World right now.

just over a hundred and 55 pages till i finish The Iliad :D

A New Spring by Robert Jordan

Finished - The Hanged Man's Song
Now - Catch-22