What Are You Reading? - #2

Has anyone read Chill of fear by Kay Hooper? I found the book in the train yesterday, so I took it home with me Hey! Founders keepers, losers weepers But can anyone tell me whether it's actually worth reading?

 

I just started Red Dragon by Thomas Harris, so far it's all right but nothing spectacular. I can only hope that it gets better as you get further into the book.

 

ohhh what a great book NEEDMORECSI

its like manhunter starring the man (billy petersen)

ive just started to read a billy bryson book...notes from a small country
its rather funny!

 

Shortly I will be reading Fallen Angel by Dan? Synder. It is based on the tv movie with Gary Sinise.

 

I'm reading Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell. It's slow going though, :lol:

 

I've read all of Kay Hooper's pschic FBI department novels,JayneEmilysRealm and they're not bad. After a while, they sort of become the same thing though... Maybe don't read too many of them in a row! :lol:

 

I read that book some years ago - I couldn't stop laughing in some parts :lol: Take my advice, don't read it on a bus or any other public place, because you'll burst out laughing and get strange looks from people :lol:

I've almost finished reading The Eagle's Prophecy by Simon Scarrow - an excellent read, though I think the earlier books in the series have the edge over this one. I'm also reading How To Write a Winning Book Proposal by er...someone called Larsen. And also various journal papers related to my thesis topic - fun!

 

I finally finished reading 'The Discovery Of Heaven.' I liked the book, but I really don't understand everyone's like; 'Oh, what a great book, the best book ever in Dutch history..' I want to see the film, though. Dunno which book's next.

 

I'm trying to read that book, but none of mine friends have it! I guess I've to buy it.

 

Before you buy it, do what I did and check your library.

 

Does anyone have a tip? I've been reading loads of books this holiday, and I'm running out of ideas of books to read.

 

What genre of book are you looking for? That's the most important thing that you need to tell us before we can recfomend something to read.

 

I strongly suggest everyone of Robin Cook's books.

 

I practically like everything. Not the more cheesy soap-opera kinds of books, though. I love thrillers.

 

Thanks Baba, yeah I never read too many novels by the same author in a row.. I have that with Nicci French and Stephen King.. I won't appreciate them as much then.