Those that like to Read on HB...........

[Needleworker]

will you share what your reading at the moment and whether you like it or not? I'm reading "Whitethorn Woods" by Maeve Binchy. It is the third of hers that I have read one after the other the other two being "Tara Road" (so far my favorite) & "Nights of rain & Stars". Stange how your taste can change I would not have read her in the past but lfind I love her so much now. I have treated myself to all her others as I badly needed a cheerup.

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[Banana]

I have just bought 'Spells in the Garden' as reccomended by you!! :dance1:

[Needleworker]

I have just bought 'Spells in the Garden' as reccomended by you!! :dance1:

:cheerleader:Really hope that you enjoy it as much as I did Anna, would love to hear what you think of it?

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[Banana]

I will let you all know!! :cheerleader:

[MagicT]

I'm reading King of Swords by Nick Stone

[Needleworker]

I'm reading King of Swords by Nick Stone

Tried his first Mr.Clarinet but got no further than the first couple of chapters. The only author of that type that I like is John Connolly (not really into the gruesome type of book) have you tried him?

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[beejay]

Petite Anglaise by Catherine Sanderson. Almost finished it!!

[Carole]

Robert Goddard's latest paperback Name to a Face - another one of his very good thrillers :)

[MagicT]

Haven't tryed John Connelly but I do read mostly Crime Thrillers, with other book types in between.
Mr. Clarinet I found ok but Kings of Swords I'm finding harder work but I am a bit distracted at the moment which doesn't help.

[Banana]

We ought to start the book club again with all the readers on board!! :cheerleader:

[Leah]

Rereading Anne Rice's vampire chronicles, am in the mood for purple prose. :whistling:

[Mochali]

Rereading Anne Rice's vampire chronicles, am in the mood for purple prose. :whistling:
Oooh, that sounds good!

[Needleworker]

Rereading Anne Rice's vampire chronicles, am in the mood for purple prose. :whistling:

Could not get into her but I love the Charlaine Harris & Kim Harrison books as does Clive he is also into Laurell K. Hamilton, Jennifer Raidin, Lilith Saintcrow to name just three not read them personally mind you but he has good taste.........well eh chose me!!!

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[Leah]

Could not get into her but I love the Charlaine Harris & Kim Harrison books as does Clive he is also into Laurell K. Hamilton, Jennifer Raidin, Lilith Saintcrow to name just three not read them personally mind you but he has good taste.........well eh chose me!!!

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She is very hit and miss, the ones she was on form with I love, but she also wrote some real stinkers!

[Sharon]

I'm reading Jigsaw Man by Paul Britton, very good so far but a bit disturbing, its an autobiography of one the the first criminal profilers/psycologists in the country

[MagicT]

The Jigsaw Man sounds interesting Sharon, I'll have to look out for it.

[MagicT]

I've read a few of Robert Goddard's books too Carole, I enjoyed them.

[spicey]

If I had the time I would be reading Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. I keep starting it and not getting any further than that!! :lol: Oh I wish I wasn't at work all day every day!!

[DizzyJenni]

I'm reading a bit of rubbish at the mo as i'm just so tired at bedtime, Louis Theroux's 'The call of the weird' - very easy reading and funny.

[spicey]

I'm a bit odd... I've also been reading some books by Gordon Smith (physchic medium) and Spirited by Tony Stockwell (another physchic medium)... I'm fascinated by the paranormal!