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[bond_girl_double07]

A great pulp novel called "The Prettiest Girl I Ever Killed"

Still reading a steady supply of Perry Mason novels too.. lots of fun

[Vauxhall]

"A History of the Roman World from 753 to 146 BC" by Howard H. Scullard - I may add that this isn't out of choice...

[Skudor]

DC Confidential (or is it Washington Confidential?) by the former British ambassador to Washington. Very interesting stuff.

[Kilroy6644]

"SEALS the Warrior Breed: Enduring Freedom" by H. Jay Riker

[d0uble0_7]

I'm reading Casino Royale after having just finished OHMSS.

[Qwerty]

Still on Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett. Should hopefully have more time for it now with some exams out of the way.

[Kilroy6644]

"SEALS the Warrior Breed: Iraqi Freedom" by H. Jay Riker

[Qwerty]

Splinter Cell: Fallout by David Michaels.

[minder125]

Touch of Evil - Whit Masterson

Yeah the one that Orson Welles made into a minor classic

[Thunderfinger]

Runaway Jury.John Grisham.
recommended.

[The Dove]

I got the Golden Compass Trilogy of books for Christmas, so I just dived into the first one (The Golden Compass). I'm up to chapter 6 so far and have really enjoyed it so far!! My empty void of further Harry Potter books has been filled!! I can't wait to see the film after I finish the book!

[Mr. Blofeld]

I Am America (And So Can You!), by Stephen Colbert.

[Vauxhall]

Got a few books for Christmas, and currently working my way through "Behind the Shades" by Duncan Fletcher.

[minder125]

Just read Matala - Craig Holden for review. Save yourself some time and take a pass. Even though it was incredibly short.

About to either start the Bill Pronzini collection that Stark House published or some old Nick Carter Killmaster book.

[MkB]

I'm about to read the Philip Pullman trilogy His Dark Materials, but I'm asking myself if I should see The Golden Compass before or not...

[Licence_007]

I'm currently reading 'How Late it was, How Late' by James Kelman.

[DamnCoffee]

Northern Lights by Phillip Pullman

[minder125]

Assignment Black Viking - Edward S Aarons

[Roebuck]

LOST by Gregory Maguire. A modern day writer staying at the home of Ebenezer Scrooge finds a supernatural mystery of her own bricked up in the pantry. Maguire successfully manages to avoid doing yet another update of A Christmas Carol, and comes up with something that keeps you guessing till the end. Nice seasonal ghost story.

[james st.john smythe]

I'm reading Russell brands autobiography, its jolly corking

[minder125]

A great pulp novel called "The Prettiest Girl I Ever Killed"

Still reading a steady supply of Perry Mason novels too.. lots of fun

Great book and you can't go wrong with Perry Mason either. Have you read any Erle Stanley Gardner when he wrote under A.A. Fair. His Cool & Lam series is actually better in my opinion

[Jericho_One]

At the Mountains of Madness, by good old HP Lovecraft. Introducing myself to Mr. Lovecraft's fiction, and, although this one is a pretty heavy read, with all the scientific and technical stuff and that, I'm liking it very much so far.

[minder125]

At the Mountains of Madness, by good old HP Lovecraft.

It's also his best one

[Blonde Bond]

Tad William's
Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn - Stone of Farewell

[Harry Fawkes]

NOBODY CHEATS DEATH by HARRY FAWKES

[mrsbonds_ppk]

Been reading John Constantine Hellblazer Dangerous Habits by Garth Ennis. I love it. I don't read comics but this character is intriguing, funny, and crazy. This is the first one I've read in the series and I'll be reading more.

[Qwerty]

Just started The Pinewood Story today.

[Kilroy6644]

World Without End by Ken Follett. The sequel to The Pillars of the Earth, which I absolutely loved.

[Nicolas Suszczyk]

Silverfin! I'm on chapter 17 and it's great!

[killkenny kid]

Just got James Patterson's Double Cross, today.