What are you reading?

I am trying to read Jewel in the Crown at the moment after someone leant it to me but really struggling with it. The writing style is terrible and seems to miss out any punctuation, meaning I have to re read sentences for them to make sense, it's driving me nuts!

ooh KBS, I love her books and have read all of them I am currently reading her new book!!

I have read The Surgeon, The Apprentice, The Sinner and now on Body Double... I can't put them down!!

I've just finished Rivers Of London by Ben Aaronovitch and am about to start Everything and Nothing by Araminta Hall - it's about a woman that seems ok and then turns into a complete fruit loop!

I've just started Jane Eyre - better late than never! Am really into it already.

Have recently read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak which I'd really recommend. Easily one of the most wonderful reads ever for me.

I'll have to investigate some of your recs!

I also love reading Karen Rose and Beverly Barton, all thriller/crime writers but they are so good at capturing your attention so you dont want to put the book down

I'm reading Fatherland by Robert Harris at the moment

I am reading Port Mortuary by Patricia Cornwell.

I am reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett. Really enjoying it! Hard to believe its only set in the 1960s with their attitudes toward black people.

Have recently finished One Day and Room. Would recommend both - nothing too challenging for me!

I have a few on the go depending on my mood!

I am re-reading the Harry Potter series after going to see the final film and realising that I'd totally forgotten what happened in the books! I've just started Prisoner of Azkaban.

I've also got the Bill Bryson Australia book on the go, but I have to be in the mood for that.

When we went away last weekend, I took Confessions of a Weddign Planner by Tamryn Kirby which I've also read before.

My FSIL has also just given me the second book in the Brides series by Nora somebody. It's about a group of childhood friends who all have weddingy talents (photographer, cake maker, florist and planner) and live together in a house where they hold weddings. Completely frothy but I secretly dream of doing this with my FSILs one day (one is a cake maker, one is a florist, just got to find jobs for me and teh other one now!)

Meat by Joseph D'Lacey. Weird post-apocalyptic sci-fi horror where people are turned into cattle. I thought it was going to a pro-vegetarian rant, but it's actually quite an interesting read about hoe people justify the horror of cannibalism via religion, and how others struggle against the 'norm' and stick to their principles.

Oh I've read the first one of these! Nora Roberts? My friend sort of forced it on me and I thought it would be cr*p but I did really enjoy it! Nothing wrong with a bit of froth now and then hey! I read the one focused on the photographer. The weddingy parts were quite interesting too ?

That's the one! The second one is about the florist. Think I'll save that one for when OH is away on a football trip so that I can savour the girliness!

I read this on holiday in Italy this year. There was an old copy left in the place we were staying in that I ploughed my way through. I thought it was very interesting - I've never been to Australia. My H kept asking why I wanted to read it while we were in Italy ?

I've just finished reading David Mitchells latest novel The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet which is very good.

Not reading anything at the moment but I've just finished One Day and also The Shadow Wife by Diane Chamberlain. Enjoyed both but neither were very groundbreaking IMO.

I think Room is next on the list for me.

I LOVE Nora Roberts and she wriotes under another name of JD Robb, those books are really good too.

Currently working my way through 'A Dance with Dragons' by George R.R. Martin. It's the fifth book (or sixth if you count the 3rd book, which comes in two separate volumes, as 2 books rather than 1) of the Game of Thrones series, and all amazing. It's a bloody huge heavy book though so I'm making slow progress.

I have heard great reviews for the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy. May have to try them soon too

Yes, I have them and really enjoyed them.

The writing style isn't very sophisticated but I think a lot of that is down to the translation, as they were originally written in Swedish. The story gets quite graphic and violent in places but the ongoing character development is really interesting. I'm glad I read them.

I'm reading book 4 of the Game of Thrones series. And also "Is there anybody out there?" by Marian Keyes, but only in the bath. V different books but both great.

I downloaded the first GOT book last night for my Kindle.

I've tried to read One Day but can't get into it...

I would love a Kindle, are they any good?

Have you read the Jackie Collins books that I sent you?

I like mine.

I read the books a while back, you did send them three months ago! Haha.

I have a kindle and usually read the free downloads. However, I have really got in to the Sookie Stackhouse books (the books True Blood is based on) - I'm hooked!

Currently reading Katherine by Anya Seton. I'm a sucker for trashy historical fiction.

Have you seen the series on Alibi - it started last night

Noooo, its a televised series?

I'm currently reading Spider Bones - Kathy Reichs, re-reading the third GoT book and listening to Monstrous Regiment (Terry Pratchett) and Innocent Traitor (Alison Weir) on audio book

I saw this in a magazine the other day, I'm so upset that I don't have sky to watch it!! Do they do such a thing as I player that I could watch online?

Yup - Alibi on Sky (it might be on others too, but thats all I have), channel 132. Its repeated tonight at 9

KBS, Tess Gerritson rocks!!

I am currently reading Charles Dickens' Tale of Two Cities (my sister said that I need to be more open minded and stop reading crime ficton) and although I am enjoying it, I do think he was a little bonkers...

Just finishing Breaking Dawn - Stephanie Meyer to complete the series

I love my kindle!! only had it a couple of months and its just brilliant

Room is on the next to read list - was recommened by someone at work

got kindle copies of the agatha christie novels (not read any) so that will be good

just need a holiday!! to fit it all in ?