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message 701: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) I've finished The Morganville Vampires Book Five: Lord of Misrule - Rachel Caine. Now I am going to read The Morganville Vampires Book Six: Carpe Corpus - Rachel Caine.


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Rebecca Graf (rebeccagraf) Just starting A Scattered Life


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Yolanda Allen (authoryolandaallen) | 6 comments I'm alternating books on my commute to work daily ha! so far I'm reading three books Safe - Aidan and Carly by Rachel Hanna , Love, Lies and High Heels by Debby Conrad , and The Crimson Hunt (Eldaen Light Chronicles, #1) by Victoria H. Smith


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The Pirate Ghost (Formerly known as the Curmudgeon) (pirateghost) I'm now reading To Ride Hell’s Chasm by Janny Wurts.

This is a very engaging story and her style reminds me of some masters of fantasy long since passed, and, at the same time, since I've read some of her books from ... a couple of years agos,...I can tell her style has also changed with the times as all successful writers should.


Right now it reads a lot Robert Ludlum's Holcroft Covenant, or maybe Steven James 3rd Patrick Bower's files story. A medieval police procedural/suspense thriller. There are also some strong undercurrents boiling that lead me to believe that the tension and adrenalin rush is barely started at this point. It's a good read.

I also like the main Character Mysh Kael, as sort of a Sidney Portier from "The Heat of the Night." He's described as from the "Desert" and with Dark skin. I get the feeling he's more far eastern in origin, but I also think it's wonderful that he could be black, Arab or even Indian or asian.

There is a timeless lesson about humanity's predudice toward those whom they believe are in some way different. Especially when we find out that those we keep under our heel have as much courage and honor as the Nobility we follow. 50 years ago, this could have been a black man, in the UK it could be a man of Indian decent. Now in America (and many parts of the western world) it could be an Arab (Afgahn, Iraqi, Lebonese, Iranian, etc.) and the description allows me to see all of those peoples in our hero's place.

As you can see, I like that kind of stuff.

I'm enjoying this one.

To Ride Hell’s Chasm by Janny Wurts


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Just finished Becoming Red Becoming Red (The Becoming, #1) by Jess Raven Free book for review. I loved the characters and the story itself. The unknown which is actualy known and that that don't make sense really does make sense. A must read.

Just started The Shadow Rises The Shadow Rises by K.S. Marsden .


message 706: by Alison (last edited Apr 05, 2013 10:41AM) (new)

Alison DeLuca | 19 comments Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell This book is amazing. Is anyone else reading it?

(edited to add: I now see the title is hard to read. It's Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.)

And I just finished Wool Omnibus (Wool, #1-5) by Hugh Howey That was incredible too.

Working my way through Beautiful Creatures (Caster Chronicles, #1) by Kami Garcia but having a tough time with it...


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Fhey (Miyuki311) | 3 comments I just finished Shadows of Valor it was great! I'm now on Blue Hearts of Mars its lovely!


message 708: by John (last edited Apr 05, 2013 08:56AM) (new)

John | 8 comments With the new season of the series starting, I've decided to re-read the books again, so I'm reading A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin


message 709: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) I've finished The Morganville Vampires Book Six: Carpe Corpus - Rachel Caine. Now I am going to read The Morganville Vampires Book Seven: Fade Out - Rachel Caine.


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Just finished The Shadow Rises The Shadow Rises by K.S. Marsden Free book for review. There are a lot of twists and turns in the story. Characters are interesting. It is a good read.

JUst started Blood Ties: The First Blood Ties The First (A Bane Pack Novel, #1) by Rustin Petrae .


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Diana Febry (dianaj) | 13 comments The Violin Man's Legacy by Seumas Gallacher
Not something I'd usually read. Triads and ex SAS men but so far pretty good.


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Just finished Blood Ties: The First Blood Ties The First (A Bane Pack Novel, #1) by Rustin Petrae Free book for review. The characters and story line is believable. I loved the good versus evil and good winning in the end. A must read.

Just started In Gods' Hands In Gods' Hands by Jessa Callaver .


message 713: by [deleted user] (new)

Just finished In Gods' Hands In Gods' Hands by Jessa Callaver Free book for review. A lot of twists and turns. Every time I thought I had it figured out something new happened. Full of surprises.

Just started Iron Bloom Iron Bloom by Billy Wong .


message 714: by [deleted user] (last edited Apr 08, 2013 07:05AM) (new)

Just finished Iron Bloom Iron Bloom by Billy Wong . Free book for review. Rose is a 15 year old warrior that has high ideals. That knows right from wrong with a good heart. A must read.

Just started Tuesday's Child Tuesday's Child (Psychic Visions, #1) by Dale Mayer .


message 715: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments I am currently reading The Ambassador's Daughter.


message 716: by Rupali (new)

Rupali Rotti | 12 comments I'm currently reading The Bourne Supremacy by Robert Ludlum.


message 717: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments I have a question. How do you copy the cover picture to show what you are reading? I guess this is a stupid question, as everybody above shows the cover of what they are reading.


message 718: by Amy (new)

Amy H (twinypa) When ur typing there should be a tab that says add book or author click on that make sure the bottom says cover and then type ur book and click add


message 719: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments Thanks Amy. I will try this.


message 720: by Jason (new)

Jason Parent | 40 comments Thanks Sue and Amy for the Q&A! I didn't know either, Sue. Gonna try it out. I'm currently reading:

ARBOREATUM by Evans Light

and A Dance With Dragons (A Song of Ice and Fire, #5) by George R.R. Martin


message 721: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments Hi Jason & Amy,

I followed the directions that Amy was so good to give me, and the cover didn't print.
I typed:
I am reading (then I clicked on the tab add book/author)the bottom was set to cover, I typed in my book and searched. It came up and then I clicked on add.

I got The Things We Cherished by Pam Jenoff . No Picture.


message 722: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments It worked. I am so stupid. When I got the narrative, I assumed it didn't work...but when you click on post it came up.

I learned something today. Many thanks to both of you. Sorry for bothering you.


message 723: by R.A. (new)

R.A. White (rawhite) | 12 comments Sue wrote: "It worked. I am so stupid. When I got the narrative, I assumed it didn't work...but when you click on post it came up.

I learned something today. Many thanks to both of you. Sorry for bothering you."


The same thing happens when you insert a link. I tried to do it and it just came up as numbers and letters in the box. So I mentioned it like you did, and yes I felt goofy when I posted and then it looked like this:
http://www.amazon.com/Kergulen-ebook/....
So now I want to try the picture thing too...
Loosely Translated... Loosely Translated by Simon Hugh Wheeler Huh. Well, that's the book I'm reading.


message 724: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments Thanks R.A.

So happy that someone explained it to me. You learn something everyday. Enjoy your reading. Not enough hours in the day, for the number of books I want to read.

Sue from Toronto


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Dawn Whidden (dawn71753) | 43 comments Here is my greatest dilemma. I was an avid reader. Love mysteries and suspense. Love JD ROBB, NORA ROBERTS, PATRICIA CORNWELL, STEPHEN WHITE..KELLERMAN.
Okay, you get the idea. I love to read, but for 59 years I was in the closet. I wanted to write since as long as I can remember and finally I stepped out of the closet and wrote my first novel, and then my second and now I am working on my third. MY DILEMMA? Well I can no longer concentrate on reading and feel guilty if I am reading and not writing. Do any of you other authors have the same problem? I am so frustrated!


message 726: by R.A. (new)

R.A. White (rawhite) | 12 comments Sue wrote: "Thanks R.A.

So happy that someone explained it to me. You learn something everyday. Enjoy your reading. Not enough hours in the day, for the number of books I want to read.

Sue from Toronto"

If you're interested in another, I'd be happy to send you a free copy of mine. This isn't the venue for that sort of conversation, but if you want to talk more, just message me.
Happy reading to you, too!


message 727: by R.A. (new)

R.A. White (rawhite) | 12 comments Dawn wrote: "Here is my greatest dilemma. I was an avid reader. Love mysteries and suspense. Love JD ROBB, NORA ROBERTS, PATRICIA CORNWELL, STEPHEN WHITE..KELLERMAN.
Okay, you get the idea. I love to read, but..."


Yes, I have the same problem. Finding time to read OR to write is hard enough, but trying to do both...let's just say I don't make a lot of reading commitments. One at a time is all I can handle. And congrats on 'coming out of the closet'.


message 728: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Whidden (dawn71753) | 43 comments THANKS R.A.
It was getting a bit stuffy in there!


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K. Kotun (kkotun) | 6 comments I'm currently reading 'Joseph - A story.' and enjoying it!
Joseph Joseph by Terri L. Fivash


message 731: by R.J. (last edited Apr 10, 2013 06:37AM) (new)

R.J. Crayton (rjcrayton) | 27 comments I just finished Shift Omnibus by Hugh Howey, the wool sequel and have started Hannah's Voice by Robb Grindstaff. The library just notified me that Tara Conklin's House Girl is in (I've been on hold for a month), so I'll probably put down Voice (which I own) and start House Girl. Shift Omnibus Edition (Wool, #6-8) by Hugh Howey Hannah's Voice by Robb Grindstaff The House Girl by Tara Conklin


message 732: by Fiona (Titch) (new)

Fiona (Titch) Hunt (titch) I've finished The Morganville Vampires Book Seven: Fade Out - Rachel Caine. Now I am going to read The Morganville Vampires Book Eight: Kiss of Death - Rachel Caine.


message 733: by [deleted user] (new)

Just finished Tuesday's Child Tuesday's Child (Psychic Visions, #1) by Dale Mayer Free book for review. This book is a page turner with lots of twists and turns. My heart went out to Sam when she had her visions. A must read.

Just started Is This All There Is? Is This All There Is? by Patricia Mann .


message 734: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments I am reading Shattered by Joanne Clancy by Joanne Clancy and it is really good.


message 735: by Fhey (last edited Apr 11, 2013 10:26AM) (new)

Fhey (Miyuki311) | 3 comments I'm reading this Blood Ties (http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17...) and I saw this free on Amazon right now just like to share it with you guys The Mating (Law of the Lycans) (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BTIDW4S)


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Amy (6feetunderbooks) | 74 comments I'm reading Eyes Like Blue Fire
I got it yesterday and am 42% done with it. I can't put it down. It's not your typical vampire novel, which is why I'm loving it. Move over Edward!!


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Soo (silverlyn) | 28 comments I'm currently reading the Katherine Katt series and just finished the 3rd book. Review coming soon!


message 738: by Samantha (new)

Samantha Mullins (hixxup79) | 1 comments finished up Frost Burned (Mercy Thompson, #7) by Patricia Briggs and Damned by Blood (Faustin Bros, #3) by Evie Byrne now onto Dark Desire (Dark, #2) by Christine Feehan


message 739: by [deleted user] (new)

Just finished A Game of Thrones A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, #1) by George R.R. Martin This book has it all in it, love, family, friends, foes and fighting. It is most certainly a page turner and a must read.

I am reading now Is This All There Is? Is This All There Is? by Patricia Mann andA Clash of Kings A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire, #2) by George R.R. Martin .

For those reading the series there are 7 books.


message 740: by Monica (last edited Apr 14, 2013 11:08AM) (new)

Monica Davis If you enjoy historical fiction, Steven Saylor delivers as a captivating storyteller with his mystery series (13 books)set in ancient Rome. I've finished the first two and now on to the third. (Note: He recently came out with a 'prequel', marked as "number zero" in the series...not shown below...but you don't have to read that one first.)
Roman Blood (Roma Sub Rosa, #1) by Steven Saylor Arms of Nemesis (Roma Sub Rosa, #2) by Steven Saylor Catilina's Riddle (Roma Sub Rosa, #3) by Steven Saylor


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Just finished Is This All There Is? Is This All There Is? by Patricia Mann Free book for review. All of the ups and downs of a good marriage gone bad. But this one ends on a positive note. A good read.

Just started Strangers on a Bus Strangers on a Bus by Robb Logger .


message 742: by [deleted user] (new)

Just finished Strangers on a Bus Strangers on a Bus by Robb Logger Free book for review. An interesting book on/about the writer, a Girl called Gertrude and their travels on a bus.

Just started Mace of the Apocalypse Mace of the Apocalypse by Daniel J. Williams .


message 743: by Sue (new)

Sue (coccotoro) | 166 comments I just started Buried Prey (Lucas Davenport, #21) by John Sandford


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Just finished Mace of the Apocalypse Mace of the Apocalypse by Daniel J. Williams . Free book for review. This book has it all life, excitement, death and the will to survive against all odds. This book is a must read.

Just started In the Spirit of Love In the Spirit of Love by Debbie A. McClure .


message 745: by Samuel (last edited Apr 17, 2013 05:41PM) (new)

Samuel King | 6 comments Reading "Flintlock and Tomahawk". For all you history buffs, this is a dated but well done historical account of King Philip's War, the first major conflict between the New England colonists and the native population.


message 746: by S.L. (new)

S.L. (sabby34) I am almost done reading Gena Showalter The darkest surrender.


message 747: by Amy (new)

Amy H (twinypa) Almost done with gone girl and also how to kill a warlock... Both good books


message 748: by S.L. (new)

S.L. (sabby34) Amy wrote: "Almost done with gone girl and also how to kill a warlock... Both good books"
I just got that. I cant wait to read it. I've hear good things about it.


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Just finished In the Spirit of Love In the Spirit of Love by Debbie A. McClure . Free book for review. A woman from now finds she has a past life while traveling in England. She also finds she was in love with ghost from the past and a forever love in the present with said ghost come back to real life. A must read.

JUst started A Woman of Proper Accomplishments A Woman of Proper Accomplishments by J.A. Beard .


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Samantha Mullins (hixxup79) | 1 comments Finished Dark Desire (Dark, #2) by Christine Feehan quite enjoyed it.... and now onto Secret Lives (Darke Academy, #1) by Gabriella Poole


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