ive been reading Eon by greg bear
im about half way through and its quite enjoyable

Finished Gerald Petievich's The Sentinel. Was quite engrossing, then had a strangely hurried and abrupt conclusion.

Just started Scott Phillips' The Ice Harvest. Perhaps it was the late hour, but I wasn't too intrigued by the first few chapters last night.

Finished Cornelius Ryan's The Longest Day. I thought it was an excellent book, very well researched. I like the way he told the story through individual soldiers on both sides involved in D-Day. Next up is Greg Iles Spandau Phoenix. Hopefully it's as good as Black Cross was.

Just finished Paycheck, a collection of short stories by Phillip K. Dick, and just picked up Master and Commander by Patrick O'Brian.

Now finishing up Ghost Wars by Steve Coll, and about to start Plan Of Attack by Bob Woodward.

Reading Summer of Night by Dan Simmons. Only about a fourth of the way in, but quite good so far. It's got sort of a Stephen King "It" feel to it, but is, IMHO, written much better, without all of that tired King cliche. Atmospherically, just a whole lot better, and the language flows more smoothly.

Ice Harvest just didn't grow on me after about 6 or 7 chapters. I think I'm going to quit, as I have Lawrence Block's Burglar on the Prowl waiting for me at the library.