I'm currently in the middle of:

The Undead Kama Sutra by Mario Acevedo.

Just downloaded and started (during work breaks):

Still working on:

About half way through. Reading it for the first time - decided to read it before the HBO series.

I'm leaving for vacation on Sunday, and I have



ready to go on my Kindle. I just reread Name of the Wind a couple weeks ago, and I can't wait to start this. The reviews thus far look promising.

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Now reading:

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I'm reading The Great Gatsby for the first time. One of the people I've "met" online who has Crohn's teaches English, so on a lark I decided I would read along with her class and try my hand at her assignment(s). If nothing else, it's an impetus to finally get around to the novel. I just finished the first chapter. I quickly decided to "cast" Mila Kunis as Daisy in my head. Her excitable inflections seemed to fit the character very nicely.

Just finished:



Great book and a tremendous story.

Now reading:

About halfway through, so far so good:

I was actually at the release party for Life On The Line. Grant is a really nice guy, but man is he skinny.

loving it so far

The only damn book that matters this month, and maybe the entire year.

The first and third books are fantastic, the middle book "Theodore Rex" made me want to put a gun to my head. I guess I'd rather hear of Teddy traveling out West, being a Rough Rider or on an African safari then being President.

I recommend The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America by Douglas Brinkley before I would recommend any of the Morris books.